But on the tape, Mr. Florio can be plainly heard contrasting his own views on Social Security investment with those of some Republicans, who favor privatization: a plan in which people would be able to divert some of their Social Security payroll taxes into their own individual investment accounts.
The black upper wing and contrasting white under wing surfaces are plainly visible.
Any old computer can collect information, and even do some basic analytics work in terms of comparing and contrasting it to other sets of data, drawing simple conclusions where causal or correlational factors are plainly obvious.
Indeed, he contrasted what he plainly regarded as the chicanery of the SNP with the honourable offer of the prime minister to step aside if it would help sway Tory backbenchers to endorse her EU withdrawal deal.
African worries about such activities and behaviour are gaining ground across the continent.Some African leaders, by contrast, plainly like the Chinese approach to government and big business, which puts human rights and transparency totally to one side, while ritually uttering the official mantra of "win-win": Africans and Chinese benefit equally.
The idea that "the worldview of the intelligentsia is necessarily in tension with a religious worldview, is plainly wrong". In contrast, the evidence seems to suggest that instead of leaving religion behind, the intelligentsia, like the rest of society, rationally wrestle with ideas, scientific and religious, and attempt to find answers to the big questions that plague us all.
"Our job is to contrast Zuma's ANC with the ANC of yesteryear".Plainly the ANC faces its toughest election campaign since 1994.
This resulted in the Nuggets having the third worst starter-bench discrepancy in the league, and for anyone who watched even a handful of their games, a deep dive into the stats was unnecessary to plainly see the stark contrast.
To begin with there is matter of whether the definition merely provides units in which to measure fitness the way that plainly operational definitions do, by contrast with definitions of dispositions in terms of their occurrent bases.
By contrast, the banks have plainly learned how to use online offerings to keep customers in the house.
In stark contrast, Franklin Roosevelt named his bills plainly and straightforwardly.
