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And they were clever: the palette in the first part of the show was kept to a strict black and white, and when the looks began to deviate it was subtle, with wry humor.

The thick off-white liquid was hardly the stilton-slap to the tongue I worried it would be it was subtle, with Xiao explaining that it was a blend of New Zealand's Anchor cheese, milk, cream and salt.

In some cases, the gender discourse was subtle, with specific expectations and norms being merely hinted at; in others, the discourse was patent.

In Sweden, 3 19 of the 28 vaccinated patients developed symptoms within 12 weeks of vaccination; in the prevaccination group, the date of clinical onset was subtle with no obvious trigger factors, and in only one child could the clinical onset be dated to within 12 weeks.

Her performance is subtle, with high notes and a certain wistfulness wafting gently into the house.

On the catwalk, colour combinations are subtle with flashes of dulled metallics: navy with copper or silver at Dries Van Noten, and camel with bronze at Céline.

Fox is far tastier; there's never any fat on it, and it's subtle, with a lovely texture, firm but soft.

It's a good thing, and a credit to Mr. Saks' staging, that the three actors are subtle, with no need for schtick.

Dehydration Is Dangerous The effects of dehydration can be subtle, with an array of confusing symptoms that can leave people feeling fatigued, irritable and unproductive, often with side orders of headache and muscle cramps.

However, its browning effects in humans are subtle with chronic administration (Weyer et al. 1998; Arch 2002).

In the human, too, the differences appear to be subtle, with selection working rapidly on genes concerned with fatty acid metabolism and phosphate transport.