It's plainly more important than sex.
Since so many visitors approach from this direction, such a clearing would plainly signal an important break in the dense fabric of Lower Manhattan.
In its effort to take a symbolic leadership position among European countries currently pushing for tighter migration policies, the Danish government has plainly neglected multiple important experiences collected during the cartoon crisis of 2006.
Interdiction of milk supplies, though important, is plainly insufficient.
It plainly acknowledges that the important question about America's urban areas is no longer whether there are problems in this country's relationship to its cities but rather what might possibly be done about them.
Plainly, there are many important possibilities to explore.
Salon.com's Glenn Greenwald, for instance, calls it "a valuable and important (and plainly just) policy change".
"Plainly, it was a very important one," Green said about the Hayes judgment.
The Security Council, by contrast, may have the backing of the 1945 UN Charter, but it consists merely of 15 countries, among whom three Britain, France and Russia hold permanent, veto-wielding seats yet plainly are a lot less important in 2003 than they were in 1945.
But that is plainly impossible, because some very important things are difficult to measure (and these include some of the most fundamental qualities of a university education and ground-breaking research), and also because even the most pumped up managerialists accept there must be a limit to the time and effort spent on measuring things.
