Rosie Carney is an Irish singer/songwriter, as her style will make obvious immediately.
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And if it means having to make obvious arguments every day, f—ing make them.
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Posts are frequently incoherent or contain non sequiturs, and the bots make obvious factual errors.
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It is usually pretty easy to detect a lie because the person will make obvious gestures.
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Though these brand extensions make obvious economic sense, most of these distillers talk of idealistic impulses.
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These cryptic lines don't make obvious sense, instead referring to things the movie never mentions before or after.
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Like a fancy mouthwash, Savage's two-tone visuals cleanse the intellectual palette and make obvious the relevance of McLuhan's theories.
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When Colbert's jokes make obvious points (about nepotism, say), they feel weightless, but bolder ones (about Putin murdering journalists) feel trivializing.
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But from time-to-time, he does make obvious attempts to distract from an issue at the center of the American conversation.
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He speaks almost in tongues, in a particularly complex manner that make obvious the depths of the world he has created for himself.
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Credit: Rob Felt, Georgia TechHuman beings will put too much trust in robots even when those machines are broken or make obvious mistakes.
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State-of-the-art algorithms and sensors can make obvious distinctions, like between squirrels and cyclists, but they can't be much more subtle than that.
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The artist uses his sculpture to make obvious the kind of dehumanization that can happen when tech workers are treated like cogs in a machine.
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The politics of her times make obvious appearances: 1975's Emergency led by Indira Gandhi, 1992's Mandal Commission protests, and 2012's gang rape of Jyoti Singh.
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Melania walks behind her husband, is quiet and reserved, does not make obvious demands (at least not ones we can hear), and most importantly, she looks beautiful and polished.
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" The big picture: Carlson emphasized that he believes most Republicans would agree with the elements of Warren's proposal that deal with "creating and defending good American jobs," saying that many of her policies "make obvious sense.
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As students from across the world stream onto U.S. college campuses, these International Houses increasingly make obvious the fact that foreign students are not a "special interest" that can be neatly housed in one section of campus.
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"Nobody you voted for said that or would ever say it," Carlson said, adding that "many of Warren's policy prescriptions make obvious sense," such as the federal government buying U.S.-made products whenever possible and scaling up apprenticeship programs.
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These advocates make obvious their institutional ignorance and lack of experience with actually preparing tax returns — large compliance costs will exist for potentially over a million taxpayers below the threshold, as they value every asset they own to prove they are not subject to the tax.
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"When you endorse a product on social media, you should make obvious your financial or other relationship with the brand by clearly and conspicuously disclosing any material connection in the same post that you make the endorsement," Richard Quaresima, the acting associate director of the FTC's Division of Advertising Practices, wrote to the influencers.
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Meanwhile, the possibility of a "sky judge" — an eighth official looking at camera feeds live to help make obvious decisions without reviews — is not yet dead, according to Steelers owner Art Rooney II. However, there remain a number of logistics to work out on the subject, and it will be revisited later this offseason.
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Melania walks behind her husband, is quiet and reserved, does not make obvious demands (at least not ones we can hear), and most importantly, she looks beautiful and polished... In Melania, the Saudi press and the Saudi government found the perfect spokeswoman, who projects a glamorous image that glosses over one of world's most autocratic and oppressive regimes.
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Most species are very rarely observed, and little is known about their behavior. They are typically found in groups, possibly segregated between sexes. Some species are so uncommon, they have yet to be observed alive. On the surface, they are typically very slow swimmers and do not make obvious blows.
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During the Nazi reign she was sent to and survived the Theresienstadt Ghetto. In his memoirs Topp claimed not to have believed in Nazi ideology. One analyst wrote, "the contrasts and Topp's individual course make obvious the limitations of any quantitative study" [of his political convictions]. Topp came to terms with the Nazi regime and its crimes postwar.
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Spielberg encouraged him to consider American Beauty. Mendes found that he still had to convince DreamWorks' production executives to let him direct. He had already discussed the film with Jinks and Cohen, and felt they supported him. Ball was also keen; having seen Cabaret, he was impressed with Mendes' "keen visual sense" and thought he did not make obvious choices.
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In this case, before Otsu's method is applied to input image, white top-hat transform should be implemented to correct nonuniform lighting condition and make obvious contrast between background and objects. Therefore, the objects can be extracted entirely from background without segmentation errors. The threshold values are 0.5216 and 0.2 and normalized to [0,1] for original image and applied white top-hat transform respectively.
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Petplay: Woman bound outdoor using a dog's chain, at the Folsom Street Fair. Bondage demonstration at the 2003 Folsom Street Fair A subculture of gay men, sometimes called leathermen, were among the first groups to make obvious hints of their tastes in bondage in public. Other groups, including pansexual and heterosexual BDSM enthusiasts, later followed suit. Early public displays were mainly limited to the wearing of certain fashion items, such as collars and cuffs.
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A number of Kamboja inscriptions refer to several kings who were initiated into the Great Secret (Vrah Guhya) by their Brahmanical gurus; the Saiva records make obvious records to Tantric doctrines that had crept into Sivaism." "But it was in Java and Sumatra that Tantrayana seems to have attained greater importance. There Mahayana Buddhism and Shaivism, both deeply imbued with tantric influences, are to be seen often blending with one another during this period. The Sang Hyang Kamahayanikan, consisting of Sanskrit verses explained by an Old Javanese commentary, professed to teach the Mahayana and Mantrayana.
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Růžička opposed retiring the FPB moniker, so he and Nový put together a new FPB lineup featuring Kamil Krůta (guitar) and Radek Uhlíř (bass and vocals), both of whom were involved with the popular Czech punk band Šanov 1 and mere teenagers at the time. This incarnation, playing a mix of Wanek's FPB songs and new material, lasted for two years before dissolving. Most of people call this line-up "New FPB" to make obvious difference between Wanek's era and this new item, which was too far from former originality of "Old FPB".
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He and Gene Siskel selected the film as one of their "dogs of the year" in a 1980 episode of Sneak Previews. Time Out commented that the film "was hyped as being about 'natural love'; but apart from 'doing it in the open air', there is nothing natural about two kids (unfettered by the bonds of society from their early years) subscribing to marriage and traditional role-playing." Gary Arnold of The Washington Post similarly called the film "a picturesque rhapsody to Learning Skills, Playing House, Going Swimming, Enjoying the Scenery and Starting to Feel Sexy in tropical seclusion." He particularly ridiculed the lead characters' persistent inability to make obvious inferences.
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Recording for Shooting at the Sun began in October and was completed in December after the conclusion of the Monsters of Rock tour. The album was recorded and mixed at Jacobs Studios in Farnham, Surrey, with Morley producing and Rupert Coulson engineering and mixing the record. During the tour, the band released a limited edition extended play (EP) called Back for the Crack, featuring new tracks "Somebody Get Me a Spin Doctor", "Blown Away", "The Pimp and the Whore" and "When Tomorrow Comes". The EP was self-funded by the band and initially limited to 1,000 copies, which sold out in three days; according to Bowes, the quick sales of the collection made him rethink the idea of recording a full-length album, claiming that it "seemed to make obvious sense".
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The elaborate linking format developed by the editors was also picked up and carried forward with the development of the renga or "linked verse" form, in which poets wrote a series of verses together in turns by continuing the image of the previous verse and introducing something new for the next poet to work with. Renga also made frequent use of the honkadori technique, since each poet had only a short phrase to work with and the ability to use allusions to prior, complete poems was an important one. The term "Honkadori" refers to the practice of "allusive variation," and can be literally translated as "taking from an original poem".Kodansha Honkadori Even though allusions to older poems were common in the poetic discourse of the day, following the 11th century and prior to Fujiwara no Teika’s experimentation with honkadori, it was frowned upon to make obvious borrowings from past writers.
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Athclare's location, a mere 8 km from the coast (at Annagassan), and within the fertile arable and pasture land of central Louth would have made it a prime location for farming at the time of the tower-house's location. Its being relatively close to the border of the Pale, especially at a time of considerable disorder in North Eastern Ireland at the time of its construction, make obvious the need for a fortified dwelling of the nature of Athclare. Constructed originally for the Barnewell family, the original structure was extended in the 1650s, and by that time was in the hands of the Taaffes.Hearth Money Rolls, Dunleer Parsh and Town, 1663/4 After the Cromwellian conquest, the Townley Family of Lancashire held the castle (though rented from the grantee, Erasmus Smith of Edmondthorpe) and in 1661, Henry Townley is recorded as having resided there,Hearth Money Rolls, Dunleer Parish and Town, 25 March 1666-7 and his collected papers are a valuable source on the social history of the period.
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It contain featured stories and pictorial essay that contained social criticism, formality and a narrative drive. His best known photos mostly focused on everyday life in 1950s Mexico City, with photos of people running errands, students, pool players, workmen outdoors and in workshops, indigenous people and main arranging their hair, in locations such as pulque bars, nightclubs, the street and jails. In addition to Alvarez Bravo and Modotti, his work has also been compared to Dorothea Lange, Henri Cartier-Bresson and Edward Weston, all of which were again exoticism in Mexican photography. Other influences include Francisco Monterde, Ricardo Razaetti, film director Alejandro Galindo and writer Xavier Villaurrutia . He stated that “Photography was not meant as art to adorn walls, but rather to make obvious the ancestral cruelty of man against man, the greatness of his love for things and everyday things. Lopez’s work introduced social commentary which was generally unambiguous. López’s most powerful photo essays tended to focus on the downtrodden such as prisoners, slum inhabitants, poor children, illiterates and the socioeconomically marginalized.Mraz, p.
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