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To keep it tangible, there are "Halleloo" shirts and more available on Shangela.com.

Unlike most other White House trips overseas, where agreements and statements are pre-arranged so the traveling president can appear to bring home something tangible, there is no guarantee that the Olympic committee will accede to Mr. Obama's wishes.

On a more tangible plane, there are obvious layers to these attempts to establish a religious hierarchy that, in essence, have nothing to do with religion itself.

There is no tangible system, as there is in every other college sport, to determine a champion based on competition on the field.

It reaffirms the 2009 Political Declaration claiming "tangible progress" but there are no clear indicators measuring this progress.

But there is a thread of something tangible there, and it's in all music.

Beyond the tangible benefits, there is something empowering about keeping a close eye on your spending.

The slippery genius of "the war on terror" is that without frontlines and without tangible objectives, there's no need to guard against injuries sustained by friendly fire.

"These are just the revenues that are tangible, but there is a lot of hidden money," says Mao in an interview with local media [link in Chinese].

A multiyear scientific journey that leads to long-term fruits of research, such as a moon landing, is more tangible if there is visible nearer-term activity, such as the presence of astronauts.

Barriers to adoption as a possible alternative to assisted reproduction are still tangible and there is a lack of incentives to change this.