It is also notable that (echoing the Kremlin) she highlights the role of far-right protesters in Ukraine's revolution, without once noting the prominence of nationalist and authoritarian forces in contemporary Russia, or the overwhelmingly liberal attitudes of most Maidan protesters.
All one has to do is note the prominence of humanitarian interventionists such as UN Ambassador Samantha Power, National Security Advisor Susan Rice, and of course Secretary of State John Kerry, who kept talking, with a certain lack of proportion, about the "Munich moment" with regard to the need to strike Syria before discovering the wonders of working with Russia.
Note the prominence of Veillonella parvula, Enterococcus faecalis, and Citrobacter KTE32 in samples prior to diagnosis, and the loss of Veillonella and other less abundant species following antibiotic administration.
Zacharek and Mathews both noted the cars' prominence in their reviews of the film, also writing that their presence served as a connection to the 1969 film upon which it was based.
Witt (2010) noted that the prominence and severity of the impacts of Prosopis in developing countries has motivated this investment in research and understanding.
One senior education officer in Jakarta noted that the prominence of the media effort aided him in his talks with government, and the UNICEF regional representative in Bangkok noted that the tsunami experience has made it easier now to talk about problems of poverty and inequity in the region.
He also noted his rise to prominence has come as his projects (the Jump Street franchise, Magic Mike and Foxcatcher) have challenged the "preconceptions of him as a dull beefcake dude".
On the fifth anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death – on 2 May 2011 – experts noted Hamza's increasing prominence among jihadists in comparison with that of Egyptian al-Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawahiri.
Italian politicians were quick to rebuff the candidate's statements, which were, the Guardian noted, given "front-page prominence" there.
He also noted that Clark and Pete's prominence in the subplot, while enjoyable, seemed "weird for one part of the show to be invested in exploring characters' lives when another part of the show is deploying newly introduced characters".
