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"One of the things that was really evident to me nearing the 20th anniversary," said Mimi Madden, Sunken Garden's artistic director, was that "the audience has grown 20 years older.
It was really evident that he'd done a massive amount of research into this novel, which creates an alternative ending to the Second World War; at no time did it feel glossed-over and not believable.
I can walk down the street now and people will say: "I saw you on TV last Saturday!" Steph Houghton Even at the Euros, where England had a bad tournament, it was really evident how the media coverage pushed the game on further.
Morale and an inner strength to keep going and be there for each other, to me, is really evident and very strong.
She gives the Los Angeles trio's debut album, Crazy for You, its achingly romantic slant – but it's on stage in front of a sold-out crowd that her value is really evident.
Fijian protester George Nacewa had earlier told Guardian Australia the effects of climate change were "really evident back at home with coastal erosion and in terms of sea-level rise".
"The business model will be really evident, it will be really obvious, and just let that happen," Rogers says O'Reilly advised, "and don't come into that with any preconceptions".
"They're looking forward to a well-earned rest because they've been through the mill this season with one thing or another and their solidarity and their companionship has been really evident throughout all the troubled times.
It's really evident that she put whiteness on a pedestal out the gate.
It's not reaching everybody in the wider public, because it's really evident that some non-indigenous people just like where they are.
