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Even more flagrant, the sentence continues "that Obama's two memoirs were actually written by his pal Bill Ayers, who was and is a University of Illinois at Chicago English professor, having escaped life in prison on a technicality".

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We thought they would basically try to quietly protect the interests of the US and Israel and keep their influence on politics and the economy but drop the more flagrant manifestations of the regime – the manifestations that had angered people so much.

Many complained about the lack of variation, made more flagrant by the long track list.

Sanders was a Young Turk, too: more flagrant than the others, perhaps, but always with a clear sense of where the borders of propriety lay — he remained one of the boys in the legislature, a favorite among his colleagues in both parties because of his entertainment value.

With her cap of black hair and a bandaged ankle, Williams comes close at times to a wounded blankness, and she cracks only a couple of smiles, as if wary of more flagrant emotions; the hesitant friendship she forges with a Walgreens security guard (Walter Dalton) is the strongest bond in the film.

With her cap of black hair and bandaged ankle, Williams comes close at times to a wounded blankness, and she cracks only a couple of smiles, as if wary of more flagrant emotions; the hesitant friendship she forges with a Walgreens security guard (Walter Dalton) is the strongest bond in the film.

State investigators have form in targeting foreign companies when they wish to make a point, despite the fact that local competitors in the same markets are often engaged in much more flagrant breaches of the law.

Save for eurobonds, there could be no more flagrant violation of the "no bail" clause of article 125.

The stuff online was so much more flagrant than any of the stuff even in the National Enquirer".

Third, the more flagrant tax avoidance devices, such as the super-rich lobby's non-domicile loophole, should be closed.

These excesses should be dealt with by taxing all benefits in kind at their full monetary value, blocking the more flagrant tax avoidance devices such as the super-rich non-domicile loophole, and giving shareholders a binding vote on remuneration policies.

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