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But these are only the more obvious examples of the role of paper in art.

Exposing photo fakery has become an entertainment genre of its own on the blog Photoshop Disasters, which catalogs the more obvious examples taken from magazines, newspapers, advertisements and other media.

The reason is obvious; big thirsty SUVs and sports cars, extravagant packaging and free plastic bags are among the more obvious examples of excess that we encounter in our everyday lives.

This curious library stands among the more obvious examples of how Prince has seized ownership of the cultural artifacts that have come before him, then sewed them, like a spider might, into a husk of his own making.

Further, more obvious examples are "Knocking people's crutches deliberately, or taking hold of someone's wheelchair," says Becca who helps run the UK-based Twitter account @EverydayAbleism.

The new Lexus LS 600hL upon which the car is based is just one of the more obvious examples of the changes.

A more obvious example is the mouth.

In prime time, it's hard to think of a more obvious example than Give Us a Clue.

An even more obvious example comes in the form of the G5.

In terms of caution, there's no more obvious example of this than the battery.

And there is, of course, the more obvious example of things like police brutality.