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But the exhibition, which runs until Nov. 18, has a more subtle name: "Virgule, etc.," or comma.
Ursula Andress is the very first on-screen Bond girl, Honey Ryder (which is a downright subtle name, compared with those that followed), who makes her living stealing Caribbean sea shells to sell in Miami.
Comverse's Kobi Alexander and Wesley Snipes are among those who fled to Namibia and Lou Pearlman checked into a Bali hotel under the subtle name "A.
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Sites with subtle names like "Donor Daddy" and "Tadpole Town" have sprung up, circumventing the professionals and satisfying demand directly.
Playing the recently married Gerald Popkiss (another none-too-subtle name!), who has to struggle not to succumb to Rhoda's fretful charms, Neil Stuke goes slack-jawed and open-mouthed more than can be good for the facial muscles, while Edward Baker-Duly, in the role of Gerald's bachelor cousin Clive, perfects an imperturbable charm that is seriously threatened as events spiral out of control.
The incident was filmed by a man who later posted it on YouTube under the definitely non-subtle name of "Guy running from police gets hit by truck!! Crazy!
Other pleas have been more subtle, not naming the county, but touting the town's sound financial footing and the fiscal responsibility of town Republicans.
In a subtler way, names perpetuate the gendering of New York City.
So his New York City hikikomori, to use the Japanese term for such a recluse, is a none-too-subtle hideaway named Thomas Tessler.
It even contains a level that is named after the pre-Studio Ghibli film as a subtle hat tip, named "Valley of the Wind".
Some stage names are subtle departures from the birth names their parents gave them, while others are a complete makeover.
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