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The rationale for the business combination is also not obvious in terms of solving Mothercare's UK problems".

And, also, that the rationale behind TUEs is obvious in terms of allowing athletes with pre-existing medical conditions to compete.

"I think that there are issues going back to when we were in power – Iraq being the most obvious in terms of policy, but also tuition fees that were very, very difficult for a lot of people.

In addition, the differences between the reconstructed images are also very obvious in terms of PSNR values.

"The dangers of this kind of process are obvious in terms of fairness and public confidence in a decent justice system that is both fair and secure".

The importance of effective suppression of the pile-up continuum is obvious in terms of the limit of detection of trace level contaminants.

The height difference poses an obvious problem in terms of both partnering and chemistry.

There's been a very real and obvious impact in terms of the cuts.

"There is nothing real obvious now" in terms of damage, Mr. Schlosser said.

Instead, I ask his friends and supporters an obvious question: in terms of fundamental issues, why are they here?

None of those suffered obvious consequences in terms of the ability to conduct their business in the future.