But when you go and see a play where it's all subtle, subtle, subtle, there's no moment of praise.
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There are even Subtle Asian Dating and Subtle Asian Mates.
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Subtle and not so subtle questions are raised about the accuser.
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Subtle it's not, but we do not live in subtle times.
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This subtle mockery of human kindness grows markedly less subtle by the minute.
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You see the subtle and not-so-subtle social cues transmitted through culture.
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These effects may be very subtle, but subtle effects can accumulate over a few years or decades into the anything-but-subtle phenomena of obesity and diabetes.
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There are tons of subtle (and not to subtle) signs your coworkers despise you.
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And spouses often absorb subtle (and not-so-subtle) shifts in each other's views.
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It is a subtle, or not so subtle, indictment of our current health system.
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We continue to be threatened and intimidated in subtle and not so subtle ways.
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None of UnReal is subtle, because almost nothing it's depicting has ever been subtle.
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The mayor's speech was filled with subtle -- and some not so subtle -- knocks against Trump.
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When we speak, our voices offer subtle and not so subtle cues about our emotions.
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Subtle Asian Dating: Why a raunchy, self-aware Subtle Asian Traits offshoot is quickly growing.
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VanderMeer's ending is far more subtle, which is fitting – the book is more subtle, too.
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There are subtle and not-so-subtle design elements that artfully combine form and function.
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But it is the subtle and not-so-subtle surprises that give this image life.
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I do what I can to show cruelties, the subtle and the not so subtle.
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The subtle, and sometimes not-so-subtle, feeling of being "other" pervades many a public outing.
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"Humor can't be subtle because subtle sarcasm doesn't work with Alzheimer's and dementia patients," she said.
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They made some very subtle, very subtle jokes that even someone had to explain to me.
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You have to ask yourself: how subtle is your music, and how subtle is your listening environment?
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Chinese diplomats tend to be subtle in their dealings; the US president is not a subtle man.
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It turns out that we do, in this sense, possess subtle bodies; we also inhabit subtle selves.
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With "honorariums" changing hands, the potential for a subtle corruption is clear, but Burlakoff was not subtle.
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Trump's political career has been marked with both subtle and not-so-subtle appeals to white racists.
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And, of course, a subtle and not-so-subtle looking around to partner up on an offer.
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And Broadway plays and musicals have recently made subtle (and not so subtle) allusions to the president.
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For The Opposite Of Subtle DefinitionThere's nothing about "faux mink" that sounds remotely subtle, and we love it.
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"Ever So Slightly" would seem to imply subtle shifts, though, and there is nothing subtle about this production.
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The reality is that media exert subtle and not-so-subtle influences on the way we experience the world.
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Like all of us, admissions staff bring a host of subtle (or not-so-subtle) biases to their work.
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So if you spot too many of these subtle signs in your workplace, don't be subtle about taking action.
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Subtle (or not so subtle) manipulation of content may be in the interest of the adversary in the future.
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"The results will be subtle, but a lot of times subtle is exactly what you want," Dr. Smith said.
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Ms. Cooper sustained attention admirably, adding rhythmic interest with subtle touches of rubato (well, not so subtle in the Scherzo).
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He pushes this combination into the present with subtle and not-so-subtle suggestions of gender, drag, race and violence.
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And that ignorance leads to many subtle and not-so-subtle ways that trans men are told their bodies don't belong.
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During the episode, Tess quietly announces she is queer in one of the most subtle moments of television's least subtle show.
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It is about how the world treats you, about the subtle and not so subtle things that you internalize and absorb.
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By today's standard the narrative of the Democratic Party is more subtle and more complicated, maybe too subtle and too complicated.
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All four controllers feature a subtle (or, in the case of the red camouflage, not-so-subtle) two-tone color scheme.
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They usually try more subtle signaling first, but many dogs learn that subtle signals don't work and go straight for shouting.
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Others touched on literature, culture and financial regulation, sending subtle and not-so-subtle messages to European leaders and French citizens alike.
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This was 1971, years before Congress outlawed pregnancy discrimination—but we know it still happens in subtle and not-so-subtle ways.
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This was 1971, years before Congress outlawed pregnancy discrimination—but we know it still happens in subtle and not-so-subtle ways.
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Aaron Mak profiles Subtle Asian Dating, an offshoot of the popular Facebook group Subtle Asian Traits, which has more than 1 million members: Hella recruited some friends and formed an unofficial offshoot called Subtle Asian Dating, or SAD, in November.
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Mr. Suchy gave him a few more tips, because if Mr. Huisman is often a subtle actor, he is not a subtle player.
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I find a $20 off coupon code and order a pair of points in a subtle leopard print (can leopard even be subtle?).
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Lady Gaga's swap was the most subtle from her first look — if you can call a shiny mini dress and sky-high platforms subtle.
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London, England Trend: Subtle metallicsPro: Stephanie StauntonUK manicurist Stephanie Staunton tells us that the big trend across the pond involves subtle hints of metallic.
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There will always be subtle and not-so-subtle barriers to minorities in tech, but 2016 will be better because 2015 broke the ice.
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But things like this still happen, and you eventually get worn down after years of subtle (and in this case, not so subtle) degradation.
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To be honest, the pizza was a battle: The crust was subtle—perhaps even too subtle, because the sauce and mozzarella turned it soggy.
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Regulators who police the financial markets have been told in ways that are subtle and not so subtle to pull back on aggressive enforcement.
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" She added: "This was 303, years before Congress outlawed pregnancy discrimination — but we know it still happens in subtle and not-so-subtle ways.
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It's a visual representation of the subtle skill wielded by Waititi in a film that wears its not-so-subtle humour on its sleeve.
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Your boss might not say what he or she really thinks, so you have to learn to read the subtle and not-so-subtle signs.
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Too bad — she's justly famed for her take-no-prisoners style and mastery of subtle and not-so-subtle shade; this interview does not disappoint.
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They can connect with their fans and build their personal brands, as well as rake in money from subtle (and not-so subtle) product placement.
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Thomas appropriates images drawn from advertising campaigns to investigate the subtle and not so subtle ways in which ads reinforce ideas about race and race relations.
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Subtle, so very subtle Avoiding all stereotypes about rap stars and pro athletes, Snoop Dogg and Adidas have paired up to design money-inspired football cleats.
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But too often, those asking don't realise the subtle and not-so-subtle differences between cultures within the African diaspora, and see us all as one.
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And there's this either subtle or not-so-subtle thing where you are now comparing yourself to the largest, best tech companies in the world, right?
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Yesterday was National Depression Screening Day, a day we look deeper for those subtle and not-so-subtle signs of depression in ourselves and those around us.
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Or do any of the infinite subtle and not-so-subtle things with my face that I see others in the world around me doing every day.
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" Asked if the video, which never names Trump, was intended as a subtle message to the president and his supporters, Hooks responded: "There is nothing subtle about it.
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His projects often appropriate images drawn from advertising campaigns to investigate the subtle and not so subtle ways in which ads reinforce ideas about race and race relations.
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The 14,500 square foot compound has subtle -- and not so subtle -- reminders that Prince once lived there from 2001 to 2006 when he was married to Manuela Testolini.
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Big lips, tongues, and eyes give her work a subtle sexuality that become very much not subtle in her playful photography, often posing nude with her own work.
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Although the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of gay marriage, gay men and women continue to endure subtle (and not so subtle) burdens that heterosexuals do not.
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"As math gets more subtle, it's inevitable that we have this progression towards these more subtle notions of sameness," said Emily Riehl, a mathematician at Johns Hopkins University.
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George Lucas echoed his own work through all six of his episodes — making his sequel and prequel trilogy "rhyme" in a variety of subtle and not-so-subtle ways.
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There is a subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) condescension and judgement that lays just beneath the surface of so many of the headlines and analysis surrounding the President.
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And no, the scene isn't exactly subtle (as Patrick said is his own piece, it does feel a tad rushed), but teenage feelings aren't known for being subtle either.
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Get a group of new mothers together and eventually they will start to tell their birth stories — the joys, horrors, indignities, pain and subtle, or not so subtle, misogyny.
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"Where I see subtle—or not-so-subtle—gendering in the coffee industry is in marketing and design," said Ghambari, Director of Education & Training Operations at Stumptown Coffee Roasters.
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Subtle criticism -- or not so subtle in Ellis's case -- by the judge of one side or another can turn a jury hostile toward that side or even individual lawyers.
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It was a subtle, well-executed game — subtle enough to not be understood by most voters in New York's Democratic primaries — but in retrospect, it was too clever by half.
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At least the Hulu drama has one major narrative choice going for it: It interrogates the subtle, and not so subtle, racism of growing up in a supposedly "nice" town.
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On this track in particular, there are hints of Justin Timberlake and by default, Prince, as well as Daft Punk in the song's subtle (or not-so-subtle) vocoder effects.
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These photos are subtle, like really subtle, but after doing a little research, they all seem to hint at what could be a shocking end to an already shocking season.
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Highlights from the ceremony, including jam sessions and subtle (or not-so-subtle) score-settling speeches, will be shown later in the spring on HBO, and also broadcast by SiriusXM.
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This week, we suss out what this interaction — documented in sound — shows us about the subtle and not-so-subtle ways that we're taught to minimize the experiences of women.
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Chinese art in general is fraught with subtle and not-so-subtle political subtexts, which is not the case in the West where politics is just one of many subtexts.
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Increasingly, American films use Chinese capital to fund their operations, and that leads to more and more subtle (and not-so-subtle) nods to China in the plots of these movies.
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" The idea, he said, is to be "purposefully subtle.
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The Ad Campaign JERUSALEM — Israeli politics is not subtle.
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"Maybe the divisiveness, particularly with the other team right now, maybe it's a good thing — to awaken the American people about the subtle and not-so-subtle deals going on," Biden said.
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That those two versions of "something better" look so different isn't an accident, and its subtle (maybe too subtle!) storytelling about broken systems within this country might be the show's truest legacy.
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They recognized his penchant for the superficial effect, his willingness to cheapen a subtle impulse, his tendency to exaggerate, his weakness (or is it strength?) for bombast and disinclination for subtle introspection.
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Several fans have theorized that Taylor — ever the lover of dropping both subtle and not-so-subtle clues about her music — just might be using the typo as some type of Easter egg.
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This is not a subtle office, but then again Flynt—once the most provocative, most reviled pornographer in America, now an old man in the twilight of life—was never a subtle guy.
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What has been happening over the last few weeks is that Trump has changed his attack and messaging in a subtle but effective way, so subtle that many pundits may have missed it.
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Wayne White: I'm always eager and happy to return to the South with my art, because I'm a Southerner, and my art is basically about that in subtle, and not so subtle, ways.
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There are subtle -- and sometimes not so subtle -- insinuations about the woman's motive, suggesting she is bitter, spurned and somehow crazy or confused, and out for 15 minutes of fame/money/power/revenge.
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Prescott said he notices changes that are beyond subtle shifts.
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Rocket blast are loud, bright and, well, anything but subtle.
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It means to express contempt through indirect or subtle insults.
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Others are more subtle, gaining steam without causing a ruckus.
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Ulana's past is embedded into the show in subtle ways.
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The symptoms of Jonas Brothers fever were subtle at first.
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It's as if global interconnectivity made a subtle shuffle forward.
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The reference to Derry in It is subtle, but important.
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NARRATOR: It's subtle, but did you pick up on that?
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Some examples are in your face, some are more subtle.
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Does that mean these effects would be subtle, at best?
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But there are small, subtle ways that they're very different.
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That's between Max and Marianne, and it's a subtle one.
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Dyson modified the design in ways both obvious and subtle.
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"I like how these moments are humorous in subtle ways."
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But thyroid cancer is usually more subtle, says Dr. Gharib.
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Google designers began tweaking the blob emoji in subtle ways.
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Microsoft is planning to implement these subtle design changes gradually.
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As subtle as it was, people understood the dictionary's subtweet.
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Another simple, subtle mod, the title speaks for itself here.
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It's not a subtle metaphor and it never has been.
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There are certain subtle signs that a pet is overweight.
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Survivors are often dismissed in more subtle ways as well.
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Etsy, $2 Perfect for the passionate but subtle cheese lover.
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The new look is subtle but makes a huge difference.
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Google's also revamping the UI in big and subtle ways.
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There's a subtle, but distinct, difference between the two offerings.
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Subtle slights were revealed (an overthrown ball after an argument).
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" Again, This Is Us has never heard the word "subtle.
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But one of the worst ones that is fairly subtle.
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"Caffeine, I think, is a relatively subtle stimulant," Hendon says.
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What more subtle forms of discrimination did you learn about?
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Musk spits out gigafactories and Powerwalls and subtle solar roofs.
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More subtle references to the song can be found, too.
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There are a few practical reasons for the subtle changes.
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He says he believes in the subtle art of persuasion.
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Kylie Jenner continues to drop subtle hints about her pregnancy.
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He takes a deep breath and gives a subtle nod.
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Coffee drinkers, too, are drawn to its more subtle flavor.
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Subtle changes in technology are what will propel us forward.
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That visual cue is a valuable, however subtle, accessibility aid.
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Those adverts were rather more subtle than the modern examples.
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Kunis' prank is far more subtle and way more affective.
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Autism researchers are working to unpack those subtle gender differences.
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Their differences can be seen in dramatic and subtle ways.
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The wedding ceremony featured unique and subtle nods to Disney.
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The whole thing is supposed to feel subtle and natural.
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Some lawmakers found more subtle ways to make an impression.
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"The first few times, it was very subtle," he says.
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Dr. Noel Palmer, Mary's chief scientist, called CBD's effects subtle.
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No, that's the subtle work of a really good highlighter.
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Well, it was kind of subtle, even as it happened.
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Instead, we're looking for more subtle ways to wear it.
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Plus, the underwire is subtle enough to be almost unnoticeable.
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Though subtle, the Hunnicutts have noticed these changes and more.
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That's a shame because it's a beautiful, subtle bass line.
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It's subtle, but apparently even Leo's face can be improved.
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Her rebelliousness often comes through in more subtle ways, though.
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"They're not being subtle about it," he told The Guardian.
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Keen's debate partner, Jaron Lanier, made a more subtle point.
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Director Mel Gibson's Hacksaw Ridge is not a subtle enterprise.
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Still, the cumulative effect of subtle disruptions would be significant.
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The effects will be largely subtle and on the margins.
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The smaller Saturn V required a more subtle mission architecture.
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They haven't been shy about subtle shade directed Uber's way.
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Not the most tantalizing example of subtle textures and flavors.
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This was a more subtle application of that same idea.
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Obama wore outfits that contained subtle, but very straightforward, messages.
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It's easy to miss because he's very subtle about it.
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As magnificent as Moonlight is, it's a movie of subtle
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The second point is more subtle but no less important.
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You don't know how to be subtle or avoid traps.
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It keeps my lips moist and the color is subtle.
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Orgasms can be explosive, subtle, inaudible, or somewhere in between.
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The distinction between the two types of drills is subtle.
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At home, the Trump effect is more subtle, but corrosive.
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In India the obstacles to internal migration are more subtle.
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Perhaps, in the best case, something more subtle than this.
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It can be a very subtle process along those lines.
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Whatever it was, it wasn't invited and it wasn't subtle.
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What I didn't notice was her subtle cry for help.
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The outreach to disaffected Republicans was both overt and subtle.
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Warmongering is a more subtle process than you might think.
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When will the company revive his intricate, subtle Stravinsky "Dumbarton"?
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Donald Trump's approach to foreign relations has never been subtle.
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The cooling is more subtle, though nonetheless effective, than that.
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Want an example of subtle ways media pushes their bias?
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We show unconscious biases, often through subtle attitudes or actions.
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That said, the differences in image quality are very subtle.
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Some things are so obvious that subtle metaphor is impossible.
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It's often incredibly subtle, so you need to pay attention.
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The reactions varied from dramatic laughter to more subtle smiles.
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But other, more subtle options and interventions are out there.
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Kim Kardashian's latest dig is the furthest thing from subtle.
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What you learn about are the subtle and obnoxious problems.
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And yet the poem — if it was that — was subtle.
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And I'm not talking subtle little jabs by De Niro.
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The baritone Alessandro Corbelli enacted Dulcamara with subtle comic gestures.
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And it can be as subtle as it is powerful.
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And it's not a stealth war or a subtle campaign.
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But there were subtle clues that surely gave me away.
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I guess my insecurity wasn't as subtle as I thought.
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But their fall 2016 line shows subtle signs of change.
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There's just a subtle sense that the claustrophobia has lifted.
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For their subtle differences, we don't yet know for sure.
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Yet there are subtle glimpses of humor on this record.
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It's subtle and unobtrusive and fits nicely inside a backpack.
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Swirl your glass to open up the wine's subtle notes.
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Two electronics revolutionaries collide on this subtle exploration of remorse.
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There is nothing intricate or subtle to engage with here.
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China's propaganda campaign against the Uighurs is no less subtle.
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But the British environmental scientist is not always so subtle.
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The moral of "Golem" isn't drawn in particularly subtle strokes.
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Kors keeps his roots close to him in subtle ways.
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" Munger quotes Einstein: "The Lord is subtle, but not malicious.
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Racism, whether subtle or glaring, confronts her at every turn.
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Perhaps the creepiest aspect of the news conference was subtle.
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There was nothing subtle about this presumption of dual loyalty.
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Mills: They're not even trying to be subtle about it.
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As it turned out, the racial effects were not subtle.
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They describe movement and subtle motion as well as disappearance.
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The Louboutins — I'm actually going real subtle with them now.
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There were, in particular with family, slow and subtle reconciliations.
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As always, Mr. Steinberg's cluing is unassailable, clever and subtle.
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A subtle tan will develop over the next few hours.
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But it connotes something more subtle: persuasion, suggestion, inspiration, security.
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There are also subtle choices that are harder to see.
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The effects on viewers (and voters), however, are more subtle.
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The subtle gamification of things like Twitter is quite fascinating.
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An abundance of labels, with subtle distinctions, are in play.
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But we could do with a little more subtle insight.
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The production isn't especially subtle in addressing those issues, however.
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It's a testament to the subtle psychological power of fear.
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Small and subtle are not the Walt Disney Company's style.
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Mozley's language is often subtle, but her protagonist is not.
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He has noticed a subtle change in his son's breathing.
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The attacks from the right have been anything but subtle.
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No subtle teasing out of subtexts required with this guy.
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The set design was not subtle, but it was effective.
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Its flavor, subtle but clarion, is singularly that of ginger.
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Then again "King Lear" is not an especially subtle play.
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These subtle details make you feel comfortable instead of hurried.
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On Saturday, those clues were subtle as a strobe light.
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These places are emptier, impoverished in a thousand subtle ways.
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This subtle demographic difference plays out in geographically significant ways.
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But there are more subtle, yet more meaningful, changes, too.
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Biden hasn't been subtle about trying to exploit this advantage.
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Physicists can also perform subtle gravity experiments on the bead.
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Examining him, Goldin found deficits that were subtle but real.
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The makeover — a subtle one, naturally — begins with the script.
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Mr. Obama, you were, as ever, subtle, insightful and measured.
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His presence on these albums ranges from subtle to overt.
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There are also more subtle changes working to Trump's advantage.
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There are other obvious, if subtle, accommodations to the water.
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She's just using it in subtle and occasionally subversive ways.
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The difference between success and achievement is subtle but crucial.
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Throughout "Monsters," there's the subtle hum of her sexual confusion.
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It's here where we are presented with a subtle reminder.
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For now, the market signals are too subtle to detect.
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"This is a very small and subtle error," Williams said.
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"Subtle Acts of Exclusion" by Tiffany Jana and Michael Baran
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It could have triggered social repercussions, albeit probably subtle ones.
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Some of them are so subtle, they're hard to notice.
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Speaking generally, he sent a subtle message to other judges.
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She recounted the subtle changes she'd noticed in her father.
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The development of Nixon's character in this book is subtle.
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The law, however, often draws subtle distinctions and balancing tests.
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"It seems subtle, but it could radically change the debate."
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But the biggest benefit to Amazon may be more subtle.
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It was subtle, but small changes can spark big differences.
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The messages emanating from European capitals have not been subtle.
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Wands are wielded like fencing swords, a subtle visual link.
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Fairfax's act was so subtle, many observers didn't even notice.
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Economists point out two more subtle dangers of a shutdown.
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" The title of Manchester's prologue was not subtle: "Rock Bottom.
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Amid the familiar milieu, however, there are subtle, inventive touches.
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It's a more subtle, less damaging way in most regards.
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Her articulate, silky movement — sophisticated yet subtle — is instantly recognizable.
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The R-Sport badging in the side vents is subtle ...
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"However, our study found that there was this subtle resemblance."
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Subtle tensions like this give the work its psychological depth.
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There are subtle layers of humor, mostly on adult levels.
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It's not exactly subtle, but neither is Jesus Christ Superstar.
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It's gonna be subtle, and it's gonna happen over time.
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But California could have another, perhaps more subtle effect too.
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The show gets around this in a few subtle ways.
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This sign can come up in obvious and subtle ways.
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She's incredible, but so is Winona, who's just more subtle.
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But once I started driving about six months in, or maybe within those first six months, I started to notice a subtle decrease in pay, and it was so subtle, you could hardly tell.
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Girls in elementary school show equal interest and aptitude as boys when it comes to coding, and then they start to see subtle and not-so-subtle signals that technology is not for them.
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I message a coworker who started work around the same time as me, and we lament about the glass ceiling we all want to break and the numerous barriers (subtle and not-so-subtle).
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Rape Culture Is More Than Just RapeRape culture is a term meant to capture the subtle and often not-so-subtle ways that society blames women for sexual assault while normalizing male sexual violence.
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"Breaking up the subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) bias that is preventing women and other groups underrepresented in science from achieving their rightful place in scientific leadership must begin at the top," he said.
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"Subtle forms of social persuasion basically reminding people in subtle ways that others are doing their civic duty, combined with a discussion of some kind of monitoring or compliance, can be most effective," Green said.
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"We have seen sinkholes created by the pipeline drilling, contaminated well water and some subtle and not-so-subtle bullying of Chester County citizens by big corporate interests," Hogan said in a release on Wednesday.
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Namgyal: In the Buddhist tradition, particularly at the Vajrayana level, we believe in the continuity of subtle mind and subtle energy into the next life, and the next after that, and so on without end.
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The racial implications of the Willie Horton ad were never subtle.
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But the chill on the industry is perceptible, even if subtle.
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Yeah. But I think a lot of them are more subtle.
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But we're certainly digging the subtle nod to Clinton happening here.
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The motions of his mouth and throat were detailed and subtle.
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BEST: Tracee Ellis Ross chose an ornate gown with subtle sparkle.
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Hollywood has continued to advance mocap technology to capture subtle performances.
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Apple could replace that popup with a more subtle volume indicator.
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Think: A subtle glitter lip look that's far easier to apply.
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"The Romance Recalibration" featured a subtle dig at our next president.
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Osawa also said she believes discrimination manifests in more subtle ways.
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Over-obvious and more subtle than you notice at first glance?
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For a more subtle statement, it's all about the dad hats.
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It can also pick up on your values through subtle conversations.
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Monday's Google Doodle was also a subtle commentary on Trump's decisions.
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Some promote blatant neo-Nazi rhetoric, others are much more subtle.
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Although, for what it's worth, "Stonefield" is a remarkably subtle portmanteau.
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But Kennedy&aposs administration had a subtle take on that prohibition.
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Sports, and also featured a subtle black and white striped design.
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When the ratio favors CBD, the high is more subtle still.
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Fortunately, Apple appears to have gone for a more subtle approach.
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But on record the band was moving to more subtle territory.
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The subtle design makes a statement every time I wear mine.
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Perhaps that's because most of the design changes are quite subtle.
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But it offers just a subtle indication of power by comparison.
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But that subtle limitation won't stop its enthusiastic users from flexing.
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Unlike Prisma, the effects here are more subtle, not dramatic transformations.
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That pain, in subtle but real ways, is still spreading today.
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Who knew such a subtle look could stand out so much?
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The Google Home will be pretty subtle about presenting notifications, too.
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It's not subtle, sure, but at least the story is moving.
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There's all these very subtle things that give you the '80s.
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Vanderpump Rules is never subtle, never working on too many levels.
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Or are you gearing up for more subtle normalization in 2020?
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You still need to be careful, to watch for subtle signals.
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The red-pilling process isn't meant to be subtle, but thrilling.
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Call that a subtle version of a boo, if you will.
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And she brings across her separation from society in subtle ways.
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The imagery is hardly subtle, but subtlety isn't really necessary here.
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I'll admit that Garland has never been a particularly subtle writer.
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Incumbents are also trying more subtle ways to quell urban unrest.
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There's a subtle brilliance in how the show frames this interaction.
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E3 felt different this year, and not in a subtle way.
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Milo Ventimiglia was a little more subtle about his new lady.
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The agenda of these clubs is exercised through subtle, manipulative devices.
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Instead, it updates the age-old formula in smart, subtle ways.
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It's subtle enough to fit in with your current decor, though.
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The great thing about drones is just how subtle they are.
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The 5T's version is more subtle and, as a result, better.
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More subtle effects of the changing planet will be everywhere, however.
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It scarcely mattered that the narratives he devised were not subtle.
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This subtle change could speed up the Xbox One dashboard significantly.
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There were Diana references throughout the tour, both subtle and direct.
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But getting the subtle balance right requires mastery of the genre.
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It's a beautiful, subtle signal of how deep this relationship runs.
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It's remarkable for confining vast destruction to a small, subtle instrument.
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Sound will be more powerful, clear, and packed with subtle tones.
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There may be subtle signals, but they're not really coded signals.
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There are also subtle notes of chocolate from the mocha sauce.
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There are other, more subtle, hints strewn through the episode, too.
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But the intention was less grand and more subtle than that.
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"She wanted subtle highlights, like an ombré but beachier," Cave says.
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Try this slightly more subtle look by beauty blogger Haley Wight.
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It's a subtle upgrade that nevertheless offers a dramatically easier experience.
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These can cause all manner of mayhem, both overt and subtle.
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It's never very subtle or surprising, but it's exceptionally well-done.
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Throughout the product, there are subtle cues to reinforce this idea.
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There are some subtle differences alongside the obvious control changes, though.
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Click on to learn the subtle art of the air-dry.
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It's been dangerous in so many ways, subtle and big ways.
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It's perhaps a subtle shift, but a great leap forward, too.
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The iPad Pro has a number of more subtle advantages, too.
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In the David Zwirner show, color is both subtle and brash.
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I loved the bling-iness treated in this classic subtle way.
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Plus, the faint shimmer in the formula adds a subtle glow.
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Today, Instagram made some subtle but important changes to its app.
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It will be subtle… showing just how naturally beautiful she is.
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The incident reveals subtle changes in the once brutal Ethiopian state.
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It's a subtle change that leaves us all scratching our heads.
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The economic reasons for cutting rates at this time are subtle.
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Yet the male gaze creeps into the film in subtle ways.
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Most of the groups aren't particularly subtle or well-hidden, either.
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It's a soft and subtle way to create emphasis and definition.
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They're subtle filmmaking choices, and viewers are still just passive observers.
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She's been frustrated with the subtle sexualization of girls' styles, too.
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The concept of "total material closure" is subtle and easily misunderstood.
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Voter suppression is more subtle now, but it's still quite effective.
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The differences between Magic Leap and other tech offices are subtle.
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There was nothing subtle about Deadpool's opening-weekend box office win.
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The differences appear to be more subtle, as it turns out.
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The subtle move is typical of the Brooklyn Nine-Nine star.
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Many women lawmakers wore white in a subtle show of protest.
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For Beauty and the Beast, the theorized racism is more subtle.
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It's those subtle little things that'll make the biggest difference — i.e.
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And then one wishes to deliver a subtle warning to Kagame.
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The candidates were not subtle in their support for violent extremism.
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It has changed teen lives in ways both subtle and obvious.
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It's a subtle change, but it should help on several fronts.
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The subtle auditory affirmations are not only satisfying, they're also functional.
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And Josh makes something really subtle and delicious out of it.
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Unlike Josh's, this feels like someone is throwing some subtle shade.
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While The Walking Dead's never been subtle, it's rarely this clunky.
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Some organizations are more subtle in their relationships with foreign governments.
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Still, the slowdown in the U.S. is by no means subtle.
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Or was this a subtle way of reaching out for help?
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It's also a subtle, though not invisible, component of High Maintenance.
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Subtle clues from elsewhere started to corroborate what he was seeing.
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It's just a more subtle way to get at that stuff.
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And her key to a subtle, barely there contour: cream products.
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This wasn't Epstein's first foray into the subtle art of camouflage.
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This is a subtle and understated look for cozy nights in.
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It is and it does, but it's subtle, a complicated paradox.
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But Richter's own unconscious was doing most of the subtle work.
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None of this is subtle, but it's admirably deft and concise.
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Propaganda war The propaganda war between the two Koreas isn't subtle.
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As the sun connects with Mars, tap into this subtle machismo.
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With their subtle physical shifts come emotional ones, in mercurial succession.
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A subtle sense of melancholy hangs over these men and women.
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His love comes out all wrong, inflected by a subtle ablism.
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"In subtle ways, congestion can widen the economic divide between individuals."
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Quartz is using subtle advertising, with Mini its initial launch partner.
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The dark patterns have generally just got a bit more subtle.
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There are no sudden paroxysms of beatitude, just a subtle shift.
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Nothing Donald Trump does is subtle, especially when speaking in public.
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A subtle but important detail for users in China and elsewhere.
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The app encourages a youthful audience in subtle and obvious ways.
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We should not be distracted by more subtle anti-Semitic overtones.
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The signs that your boss likes you can be quite subtle.
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I knew this artwork signified something intellectually subtle—but what, exactly?
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There were two subtle references to Maggie made on the episode.
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For the home pizza tosser, music can serve more subtle purposes.
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Choose between a vibrant intrepid green or more subtle covert gray.
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Capturing naval vessels and blocking ports is not a subtle move.
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There is a subtle contrast in his jurisprudence on such deference.
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Facebook's systems scan each post for clues, some of them subtle.
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But what if the signs of toxicity are far more subtle?
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We recommend you use cultured butter, which has a subtle tang.
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Even the subtle and implicit costs of such fractures are great.
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A subtle suggestion of an operating theater would have been enough.
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Mr. Christmas is an unusually subtle actor for someone his age.
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This translucent runner is the perfect balance of seasonal and subtle.
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But he said any coordination is likely to be more subtle.
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There's even some subtle Hunger Games action towards the very end.
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This, he believes, becomes a subtle way to raise their value.
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But this uni was delicate, subtle, and reminiscent of sea foam.
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"More subtle art," like crosswords — and the "American Pie" octalogy. Thanks!
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The meaning behind the McDonald's logo is a bit less subtle.
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Something more subtle is exactly what the proof does, Mochizuki contends.
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That's some dark and subtle comedy for an '80s kids movie.
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White walls take on a very subtle blue or green tint.
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He speaks with a subtle Mancunian accent, weathered by years away.
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Simple but subtle and almost never seen in mixed martial arts.
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This is the most sophisticated, subtle chile relleno you've ever had.
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I can pick up only a few subtle notes of chocolate.
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The misogyny I do see is more subtle, and perhaps unintentional.
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How do you think the subtle animated graphics enhance the film?
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In subtle ways, the participants' responses also reaffirm stereotypes about men.
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The thick and sweet substance was as subtle as breakfast jam.
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Thin silver cuffs molded to the forearm — like subtle, wearable sculptures.
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Other offers are more subtle — a recurring donation or a contract.
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Or they may be more subtle that occur across different sectors.
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That subtle turn toward cynicism was worthy of hard-boiled noir.
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Twitter's announcement about fleets gives a subtle reference to the initiative.
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Gentle and subtle, with soft flavors of dried fruits and citrus.
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It's the subtle interplay between light and dark that creates appeal.
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They know right away what happens if they make subtle changes.
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No doubt, subtle cultural differences have resulted in miscommunication and confusion.
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It's a subtle joke, but looks wonderful on security cam footage.
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He employs subtle means to influence the behavior of working customers.
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Have you read The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck?
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My experience was far more subtle and, in some ways, complicated.
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His brand of haunting is much more subtle — and much scarier.
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She describes the subtle nuances of each Kavalan expression we taste.
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Her subtle manipulation of Pastor Tim is another example of this.
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All was lucid yet subtle, the emotions true and never overplayed.
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If you're into this theory, there were more subtle hints tonight.
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By Mr. Davis's description, the code of silence can be subtle.
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But the real story here is a great deal more subtle.
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But the subtle differences are what make the similarities so striking.
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Some Sami say forced assimilation continues, just in more subtle ways.
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It gave it a subtle extra layer of wordplay/letter fun!
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They tend to look more subtle once the pie is baked.
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But horror can also be subtle — and even appear in disguise.
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Her hair is glossy and black, with some subtle magenta highlights.
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More complicated movement tests, though, can pick up more subtle problems.
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As that plot twist suggests, "The Insult," is not always subtle.
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Not all of the commentary was crude; some was rather subtle.
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On the surface, it's subtle, looking like a giant shortbread cookie.
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Your hair has grown out, but the roots are pretty subtle.
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"There's a very quiet, subtle increase in medical dramas," he said.
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And this leads to more subtle or complex patterns of discrimination.
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It was a subtle move that many singers would have missed.
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But recognizing subtle expressions of white nationalism isn't the only challenge.
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However, a few of the other entries are much more subtle.
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And there are more subtle ways to build claims, he said.
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The influences are varied and ever-present, but subtle and elusive.
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HISLOP The most subtle stuff in the exhibition is all Chinese.
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Subtle and flagrant allusions to non-Dead songs pepper their shows.
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Lively, yet subtle and textured, with aromas of flowers and apples.
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Ibrahima Tobe, an IT manager, said he noticed some subtle changes.
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Her subtle and unexpected pairings are best appreciated at close range.
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I love the subtle color shifts in this LeWitt wall drawing.
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She is as small and subtle and gentle as a subscript.
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Since then, both teams had made changes — some major, some subtle.
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Choreography is, after all, mysterious business, a strange and subtle alchemy.
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Not quite as subtle as snapping a photo with an iPhone.
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This film is a subtle, but important, depiction of male allyship.
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Subtle and obviously more effective than Meghan writing a cover letter.
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Some signs of change in Yarkand since the crackdown are subtle.
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Some signs of change in Yarkand since the crackdown are subtle.
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But leaving that aside, I think it's wrong for subtle reasons.
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Or were there other subtle details that stood out to you?
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The method of the corporate lobby takeover was anything but subtle.
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If you want a more subtle method, reinforce habits you like.
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There's this subtle variety in form, which I find really inspiring.
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What's important to learn is the art of the subtle comparison.
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Then a bunch of subtle hinting at things that never happened.
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"I think tap is a very subtle poetic form," he said.
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Acer has made subtle, but noticeable improvements in areas that matter.
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These flaps can convey information to the driver via "subtle gestures."
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This subtle component of the request can have a profound effect.
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Barbed, noisy guitars and subtle, nearly buried ones infiltrated the mixes.
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Missing subtle signs in pediatric patients can lead to deadly consequences.
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I hope she can do something about other, more subtle abuses.
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And the surprisingly subtle choices to balance meat-eating and environmentalism.
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Again, even subtle or seemingly minor encouragement can fit the bill.
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The following list digs into these subtle mistakes and hidden blunders.
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You don't cut through in a very subtle, laid back way.
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It's a subtle reminder of the man Buffett considers his hero.
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Power buttons are a subtle reflection of trends in modern technology.
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The undue pressure was more psychological, savvy and subtle than that.
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Poignant, thoughtful, and about as subtle as Calvin Harris' new song.
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Contempt is frequently overt, but it can also be very subtle.
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The coercion is more subtle, nuanced and more difficult to discern.
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A way to introduce someone in a moral subtle, natural way.
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This marked a subtle but important shift in the Democratic caucus.
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Many of the tweaks made to the Note 9 are subtle.
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But many other, perhaps more subtle shifts had made it possible.
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The people tend to be bolder and a little less subtle.
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It can be a bit more subtle than a line break.
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The chain's response was subtle but unmistakably unapologetic: a devil emoji.
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Ibrahima Tobe, an IT manager, said he noticed some subtle changes.
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The shock waves have, by now, faded to something more subtle.
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Other countries, like Papua New Guinea, are more subtle about it.
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But even subtle tweaks to Facebook's algorithm can have profound effects.
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Name Withheld You say you had subtle conversations with your friend.
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The improvements shown in that example were subtle but definitely visible.
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One could not help but learn many subtle and refined secrets.
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Am I about to be made a believer in subtle energy?
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The hostilities he perceived were subtle, the signs of disrespect unspoken.
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Totally, but these are all these subtle things that are small.
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The Walking Dead is many things, but it's not particularly subtle.
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International diplomacy is a subtle game, with lots of moving parts.
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There are also some more subtle potential benefits to body cameras.
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The subtle combination of power and vulnerability dramatizes her gender fluidity.
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So you have sophisticated, subtle moves going on in one drawing.
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The subtle variation in the blue's tonality produces an untraceable pattern.
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Our issue's cover image is a subtle nod to the theme.
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I like playing with all of that and adding subtle jokes.
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Of course, it's also doing so in very non-subtle ways.
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Umami, in a sense, is more subtle than those other four.
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Not quite as good as that; it's more subtle than that.
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"When considering the output gap for Italy we already extended the period of calculation, so this Commission is ready to be more subtle, you can be subtle, you don't need to destroy the Pact," Moscovici said.
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Beyond YouTube, people are sharing their versions of the drink on Twitter, TikTok (with 3.4 million views for the hashtag so far), and Facebook groups like Subtle Asian Eats, the food offshoot of Subtle Asian Traits.
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The subtle caress of Mr Trump's vanity seemed to go down well.
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Chinese influence on African media is nevertheless growing in more subtle ways.
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That isn't a subtle lesson, but it stays engaging throughout the pilot.
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Foundation, mascara, blush, lip gloss, all in just the right, subtle amount.
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Anyway, FB made a subtle change to one of the Like buttons.
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck by Mark Manson
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Navigate on Autopilot is a subtle improvement, but still feels incredibly consequential.
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What a subtle way to bring Cliff back into our Riverdale consciousness.
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Kim Kardashian West appears to be sending Jordyn Woods some subtle advice.
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Baxter is but a child, with bright eyes and a subtle grin.
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Stylish and clean cut, he speaks quickly, with an ambiguous, subtle accent.
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But grand unification should produce a subtle trace in the universe today.
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"Subtle verbal hostility is a telltale sign of passive-aggression," he said.
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These subtle changes are necessary for NASA's purposes with the X-Plane.
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It's sweet with a subtle taste of ginger, cinnamon, and rosemary perfume.
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Discrimination, it turns out, comes in many forms -- some blatant, some subtle.
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But, friends, there is also a subtle second cat in the background.
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But Oracle's attempts to discredit Google at times have been more subtle.
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Screen actors, especially big stars, tend to focus on subtle facial expressions.
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And this din is slowly degrading our hearing in subtle, irreparable ways.
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Yet groups of symmetries also exhibit their own complex and subtle characteristics.
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Read more: 10 subtle signs someone is being passive-aggressive toward you
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It's a subtle but key distinction beginning to frame their dueling candidacies.
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Ditch that set of falsies for this subtle, sultry lash look, instead.
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But other times, it's more subtle — particularly at camera-heavy campaign rallies.
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The changes to Chrome are mostly subtle, which may disappoint some users.
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Less than subtle in their delivery for sure, but important reminders nonetheless.
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That's why we're gonna keep finding subtle ways to violate your privacy.
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That slight squat, just subtle enough to show off the gorilla's figure!
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The artists in this Visual Philosophy, though very different, have subtle interactions.
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Chris Christie, and made a subtle eye-roll that caught viewers' attention.
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And it wasn't her only subtle nod to one of her icons.
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"Normally, it's a subtle event that has no practical impact," Chulliat says.
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All The Not-So-Subtle Vagina References In Janelle Monáe's New Video
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Those are the subtle messages we receive and internalize all the time.
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Between the lines: van Beurden's comments reflect a subtle but significant shift.
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But there are plenty of more subtle ways to outdo fellow yachties.
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For me, the subtle, elusive stretches of the music are the strongest.
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The two leading candidates exchanged both direct and subtle jabs, with Mrs.
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There's nothing subtle about Onika Tanya Maraj, otherwise known as Nicki Minaj.
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So the body responds pretty quickly even to subtle changes in temperature.
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It's a subtle distinction that matters a lot in diplomacy like this.
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Alongside performance improvements, there are some subtle design changes on the way.
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It's an incredible moment and it's subtle, but I think it's effective.
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And it reflects an ongoing, albeit somewhat subtle, split among contemporary Democrats.
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Its subtle design makes it a solid choice for fashion-forward minimalists.
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Clinton's comments are emblematic of this more subtle version of Russian overhype.
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That disconnect is addressed in subsequent seasons with subtle nods and storylines.
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It's the "subtle things," Charlie Tritschler, VP of Amazon Devices tells me.
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Wood says that her choices were more subtle than you might think.
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Nonetheless, a subtle bias might not show up in such broad statistics.
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And with those minor movements come very subtle — but extremely common — effects.
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In the 1970s, he continued, "women still face pervasive", if "subtle...discrimination".
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This is a none-too-subtle way of locating the EU's "core".
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This is not a subtle story, but it is an interesting one.
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Even in normal times they wield a great deal of subtle power.
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You can remove the unpleasant odors while concentrating subtle and sublime undertones.
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It's a hard pill to swallow and infuriating in its subtle cruelty.
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The differences in photos shot at night are also subtle, but important.
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It was filled with a lot of subtle emotional and mental anguish.
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The tumbler itself is stainless steel and features a subtle etched design.
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China is a subtle nation but Chinese portfolios are massively undiversified internationally.
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The message was "not subtle," a source familiar with the call said.
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If you're seeking a subtle sheen, the formula will deliver just that.
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Speed dial was slightly redesigned with more prominent shadows and subtle animations.
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In Newton's plan, prefixes and suffixes would indicate subtle variations in meaning.
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The effects are subtle and not that interesting in a recreational capacity.
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But the research shows that, while subtle, the process could be reversible.
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But they reconcile from afar in a couple of subtle, lovely scenes.
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But there are subtle differences in how the smaller stars are aligned.
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There was actually subtle amounts of actually supporting the scene as well.
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Her look is a little glazed over, with a slight, subtle discomfort.
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But those subtle things, in many ways, were me lying to myself.
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Subtle has a time and place, and it's not here, not now.
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That&aposs very subtle, even though it&aposs set in the 1970s.
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But you're capturing subtle, nuanced performances, so the gear has to perform.
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This became a subtle drama in which both of us took part.
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And then there are the more subtle allusions that dot popular culture.
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Sometimes they even drop not-so-subtle hints about their dream proposals.
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Where Stranger Things goes for subtle, Summer goes for on-the-nose.
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Did fellow Young Money rapper Nicki Minaj make a subtle guest appearance?
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These days, her trial-and-error process is a little more subtle.
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As their name suggests, Mildliners are highlighters that come in subtle colors.
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That's the not-so-subtle reminder the social network is sending groups.
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Though the truce flag is subtle, its message is just as strong.
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Now, Perry has responded with a little subtle shade of her own.
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It also has a pleasant, subtle smell and makes limbs look "glowy".
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Perry is getting pretty good at her (not so subtle) political nods.
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I think that's another remarkable, if more subtle, thing about these performances.
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The message is not subtle: Al Gore hasn't changed, the world has.
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At the opposite end of the material spectrum are subtle, aerial works
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There are upsides to AI that understand subtle nuances in human emotion.
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Sometimes a match is so subtle and straightforward that you miss it.
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Perhaps it was also a subtle nod of a future baby Stark.
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Subtle echoes on vocals and drums finally made it into the mix.
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Even in 2017, the press secretary still faces subtle -- if unintentional -- sexism.
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The update also includes a couple more subtle additions for Time owners.
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Yeah, we never said it was subtle, but damn is it cool.
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What we got instead was something more subtle, laced with poignant meaning.
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The lighting is dramatic, and the tonal shifts are subtle but clear.
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Yet, many social scientists argue that subtle forms of parenting inequality endure.
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It's subtle and anyone who promises anything other than that is lying.
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Now, her pain is simply more subtle than a sob-filled breakdown.
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FluidStance says though the movements are subtle, the benefits can be substantial.
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He said that🤦🏾♂️ LeBron ... making not-so-subtle shots great again.
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He changes direction with ease, and misdirects defenders with subtle shoulder feints.
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In a celebrity context, though, what constituted mom hair was more subtle.
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Subtle breath-like sounds sweep throughout, adding a frosty air of ambiance.
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The scents are subtle, but just as complex as your favorite perfume.
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But there's a lot of subtle intelligence and mechanics behind that process.
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But in a subtle way, the shift was actually a significant reinvention.
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Assayas has a signature style of sexual insinuation, a very subtle one.
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And I've replaced the aforementioned glitter for (more subtle) rose-gold highlighter.
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Symptoms may be so subtle at first that they often go unnoticed.
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In this case, the concept car's wonders are a bit more subtle.
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If desired, the bass can be pounding or dialed back to subtle.
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One more subtle area where it may monetize is around its API.
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His humor has always been drier than theirs, his style more subtle.
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You have to be realistic and understand that it's a subtle enhancement.
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The legislation was also designed to exert a more subtle economic influence.
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It's a not-so-subtle jab at his primary opponent, fellow Rep.
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These gestures are so subtle that one wonders if anyone will notice.
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It's a very subtle change in the new movie you may miss.
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But that was too subtle a notion for many on social media.
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Disney made several subtle and big changes in its "Lion King" remake.
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In fact, Conversation AI's algorithm goes on to make impressively subtle distinctions.
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The scent is a gorgeous subtle floral that's as luxurious as anything.
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After his fall from grace, Ryan displays a more subtle, nuanced evil.
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None of this is subtle or secret; that would defeat the purpose.
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And, as the paper points out, there can be more subtle problems.
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Body language and subtle hints might work sometimes, but not this month.
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A song like "Revolution Radio," it's so subtle and it's so nerdy.
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The car has subtle yellow accents and a shrouded hexagonal radiator grille.
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But there were a few subtle signs of tension during those events.
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Those appointments help shape policy and priorities in subtle but important ways.
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But in Lyon, Mr. Mouawad did something more difficult, subtle and effective.
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Today, kitchens are more subtle and stainless steel appliances are extremely popular.
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And it gets a more subtle nod under the F-150 badging.
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His explanation was a subtle but profound redescription of Google's stated goals.
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Regional and subtle cultural distinctions become apparent in many of the images.
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Her campaign has even put up a none-too-subtle website: www.artofthesteal.biz.
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None of this is subtle, but it is fast-moving and riveting.
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They looked like breasts, and Atari wasn't all that subtle about that.
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This has often been done quietly, with subtle changes to the drinks.
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Beneath the surface of these articles, though, is subtle signaling at work.
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The data also reveals another, more subtle geographical difference in male vs.
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Even the ambience of the restaurant reflects a subtle orchestration of effects.
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And the subtle packaging will go with all of your fall decor.
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They are great basic cases for people whose taste is more subtle.
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An interesting and subtle bit of natural selection is at work here.
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The interior style is subtle as well, with a floral jacquard lining.
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The vents on the device are also more subtle than past iterations.
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He possibly felt that it suggested a calculation a shade too subtle.
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The Crown is not, bless its gilded heart, a particularly subtle show.
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Just take a look from another angle: A masterclass in subtle touch.
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Other works take on a more subtle approach to interrupting the everyday.
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Look for them in awning stripes, neon hues, and subtle metallic sheens.
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This subtle touch of iridescence will add intrigue to your overall look.
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It was as subtle and effective a heel turn as they come.
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They're sweet and crumbly, with a subtle taste of honey and almonds.
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Notice the subtle shoulder feint to draw a punch out of Soukhamthath.
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Both direct and subtle prejudice can diminish the likelihood of adequate care.
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" According to Prasad's paper, these comments "may constitute subtle promotion of ruxolitinib.
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When she moves, she moves with the subtle grace of an athlete.
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It's the subtle things that made me a happy OnePlus 3 user.
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It says, 'Be aware this is our day' in a subtle way.
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"It's like a pitching windup, but it's much more subtle," he said.
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It's one of the most subtle things, but it stays with you.
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Sometimes, a subtle 'like' is all it takes to expertly troll someone.
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Equally important, but more subtle, is the role played by factual knowledge.
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"Their tactics are so amateurish they're not even subtle," Mr. McKay said.
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The plot is a not-so-subtle jab at the Emmy Awards.
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That at first seems casual, but the music has a subtle change.
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The Antep comes closest in flavor, but lacks the Aleppo's subtle heat.
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Before "Thriller," few entertainers were able to cross that subtle color line.
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But that is the question this subtle and profoundly moving book poses.
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The minister for citizenship and multicultural affairs, Alan Tudge, was less subtle.
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The story is a not-so-subtle critique of consumerism run amok.
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However, unlike the changes made by Simpson and Scherzinger, Hewitt's is subtle.
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That subtle manipulation was harmless, and flattering customers is always good business.
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Poetry has its own complexities, as captured by Monique Mouton's subtle work.
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There are subtle cues to notice, like who's whispering excitedly to whom.
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It's a subtle way of being coordinated without being too matchy-matchy.
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They are social cornerstones, shaping public opinion in subtle yet profound ways.
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Without the show's usual subtle allusions and abstract allegories, these scenes drag.
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Standing stage right, Thompson characterizes the subtle shift in the band's approach.
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On some people, its impact is subtle; they lose only peripheral vision.
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Experts say they have detected a subtle shift, in Wales and elsewhere.
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This is meant to add a subtle stroke of darkness, of doom.
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"You know, my paintings are not meant to be subtle," McNaughton said.
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These products, many packaged in subtle bottles, are more herbaceous than medicinal.
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The none-too-subtle slogan "Union Forever" is emblazoned beneath their names.
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Some students added to the effect with percussion and other subtle sounds.
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The lighting throughout was subtle but effective, and easy to figure out.
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Subtle statement tweaks could also provide the setup for a future shift.
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The inscription under the band is not subtle: TEAM FOR THE AGES.
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" Nicholas Bouchard described him as "in very subtle ways extremely emotionally manipulative.
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There are other, more subtle, ways that employers gain labor market power.
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Some of the changes resulting from Mr. Kelly's arrival have been subtle.
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Much of the art I encountered here thrives on this subtle irony.
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The movements can be both subtle or dramatic but are always fascinating.
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There was a subtle yet significant shift in his rhetoric on Monday.
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The magnets of the MRI can detect subtle changes in blood flow.
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This dagger, he explains, gives you an edge because it is subtle.
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The payoff, for him, is wines that are both subtle and expressive.
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"Dehumanization today [toward certain groups] has been anything but subtle," Kteily said.
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In the cooking process, a lot of these subtle differences are lost.
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And she has a way of spinning the everyday into subtle gold.
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When it comes to illness as metaphor, Covid-19 is not subtle.
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That could mean upward pressure on inflation eventually, but in subtle ways.
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And, while it does contain some acidity, it's a lot more subtle.
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I had inherited a subtle, yet still violent, form of toxic masculinity.
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The biggest design change to the 216 is much more subtle, however.
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It is slick and subtle, things the bazooka-voiced Anthony is not.
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We're looking for work that's bizarre, authentic, subtle, outrageous, indefinable, raw, paradoxical.
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It's simple, it's subtle and it will fit in with most decors.
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The colors aren't ultravibrant, but the varieties of shading are so subtle.
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The strawberry flavoring was subtle, but I could still taste it throughout.
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It's the slow, painful, subtle ends to friendships that are the killers.
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It's a slight and subtle effect, but one that's hard to unsee.
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The effect is subtle — less like mime and more like painterly gesture.
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Even her lipstick — a subtle shade of nude — fit the color scheme.
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Lines, both subtle and strong, render figures imbued with deep psychological resonance.
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Could this wonderfully subtle, sensitive painter really have been such a blunderbuss?
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Yet every pair of excruciating heels also telegraphs a subtle masochism: i.e.
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"Gemwater is made by the subtle radiation of the gems," it says.
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He's also taken on Trump himself, though often in a subtle way.
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This subtle mind-energy is eternal; it knows no creation or destruction.
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A lot of PBF comics are dependent on really tiny, subtle details.
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Unfortunately, the drug sets an addictive trap that is sinister and subtle.
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Or from tearing down toxic masculinity to creating a subtle hiding place.
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Wrestling was fake and crude, while legitimate cinema was subtle and poetic.
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Ruggable recently launched a subtle and stylish line of Disney-inspired rugs.
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"You're the least subtle millionaire since the Monopoly Man," he tells him.
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But there is a more subtle aspect to the impulse for revenge.
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The researchers made a subtle change in how they displayed the materials.
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The flavors for each were relatively subtle, but they all tasted great.
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Do they give a subtle touch when warranted to show their support?
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The song has a catchy chorus and a not-so-subtle message.
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These subtle seasonings are what make a hot dog a hot dog.
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Men also receive subtle messages about what's expected of them at work.
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It was a subtle hint to the fun-loving vibe found inside.
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Pelosi's not-so-subtle shot at AOC isn't an isolated event either.
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That's far more subtle than the loud, sonorous groans of male humpbacks.
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The not-so-subtle pitch from Trump went like this: I win.
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But they can also be more subtle, impeding dialogue within an organization.
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That raises questions about the likelihood of more subtle attacks on dissent.
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And after several episodes of not-exactly-subtle setup, it finally happened.
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Looking for a way to enhance your lashes in a subtle way?
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There's some not-so-subtle parallels to what we're seeing right now.
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It's colors shifted, a subtle green replacing some of the tranquil blue.
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This is the subtle care this writer brings to every poem here.
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The subtle choices mark this as arguably the film of the decade.
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But the administration has presided over more subtle rebukes of the press.
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It was a subtle sign, Payne said, of Anthony's hands-on approach.
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There's a lot you can do with language that is more subtle.
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As often, though, whites undermined black property ownership by more subtle means.
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For "have-nots," it's a subtle but constant reminder of your rank.
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Her subtle yet critical placement of the subjects speaks to their relationships.
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McDonald's subtle gesture seems to criticize white dominance rather than endorse it.
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This may alter our memories too — in a subtle but profound way.
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With it, the subtle indifference to him in the UK is thawing.
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In California, for instance, the average temperature shifts will be more subtle.
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I think the biggest difference is so subtle and such inside baseball.
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Subtle details like metallic accents and mood lighting strips adorn the interior.
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Hebden's role is a little more subtle in the Octet formation. 8.
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David Beckham has been through a subtle makeover in the last year.
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Here are some subtle signs that your boo is holding you back:
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But it's also an opportunity for more subtle lobbying in unprecedented ways.
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It's not subtle, it's soaring, which is it what makes it good.
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Faint, sleepy, subtle to the point of indistinction, the album never materializes.
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At the same time, it filters its universal qualities through the specific prism of a school where, for all the good intentions, black students face obstacles -- subtle, and sometimes not so subtle -- above what their white counterparts do.
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It's the same stereotype that makes it hard to prove rape cases -- there's often a subtle or not-so-subtle suggestion that an accuser could ruin the life of the accused that obscures what he's actually accused of doing.
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Mother and son have reënacted it every five years since 2000, and the four versions, which reveal subtle and not so subtle variations in age, stoicism, and saliva formation, were featured in his show at the Palais de Tokyo.
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Viewing the subtle changes between the trio of compositions is a quiet delight.
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This is a subtle change, but it's something more companies ought to do.
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson 24.
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson 2.
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The thing about next-gen hoops is that they're bold, but still subtle.
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But these rules are pretty subtle and easy for users to get wrong.
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"It's a subtle expression of individuality during an action that doesn't require it."
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People that appear are nicely dressed, and the tone is clever and subtle.
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There's a difference, subtle but important, between fiscal conservatism and the free market.
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It&aposs a little bit more subtle than that, but that&aposs it.
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WILLIAMS: If he was that subtle, I would tip my cap to him.
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Tamu Mcpherson The classics (leather coats and high boots) get a subtle update.
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However, her outfit choice was a subtle nod to her and Harry's relationship.
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Madonna's Prince Tribute Will it be subtle and understated, like an Adele performance?
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Buzzfeed writer Jesse McLaren gets points for being super subtle with this one.
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Yet it's still a subtle, if perhaps accidental, homage to the upcoming holiday.
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No interpretation, no matter how subtle, can (for me) change anything about this.
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She has, however, mastered the art of the subtle-yet-impactful hair tweak.
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Shows human interaction with inorganic objects and the subtle statements are quite clever!
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Subtle albedo variations across the disk of Rhea hint at past geologic activity.
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There's nothing subtle at all about this New 3DS XL, and that's OK.
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The forces at work here — psychological, political, sociological, institutional — are subtle and incalculable.
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The all-natural fragrance also makes it double as a subtle hair perfume.
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So, trying to do subtle, complex stories within a cartoon is very challenging.
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One by one, they took the stage with messages that were hardly subtle.
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Women see subtle social clues that men don't, especially when they're intimately close.
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It's that subtle design flourish, Clapton says, that hints at Cersei's duplicitous nature.
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The subtle shading between the tiles creates depth and dimension to show security.
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Ahead, everything you need to know about Hollywood's subtle, but powerful, resistance cut.
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The nail care emoji (a personal favorite) is a classic, yet subtle, dig.
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It's subtle yet oh-so pretty, and no expert blending skills are required.
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Being involved in this case has affected me in subtle and profound ways.
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Andrew Cuomo in 21992, made a subtle appeal to former Hillary Clinton voters.
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And [actor Josh Gad] makes something really subtle and delicious out of it.
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It was brutally effective, and it rendered more subtle methods of warfare pointless.
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It's fun, it's festive, but it can also go subtle and low-key.
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And with each one of those levels, it becomes more and more subtle.
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Jewelry trends have shifted to be smaller, more subtle, and more permanent, too.
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I won't be subtle about this: I think the new Portal is ugly.
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Increasingly, there are many more and more subtle options available to prospective patients.
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The floor inside All Star Karate Center has a subtle spring to it.
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Not someone you'd associate with the soft and subtle beauty of the harp.
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She completed the look with a subtle pearl headband and coordinated maroon lip.
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Cream or powder, subtle or shimmer, we don't discriminate between radiance-enhancing products.
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These aren't everyday listen to the subtle nuances of a Bach sonata speakers.
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" Rashid (Jeremy Tardy): "I enjoy the subtle nuanced writing of Ta-Nahisi Coates.
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Human authors bring their insights and nuance and their subtle understanding of audience.
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Of all the responses, González's was more subtle and arguably the most powerful.
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There was nothing subtle about them -- all pathos and celebration, triumph and tragedy.
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That nuance of distinct positioning and subtle detail is lost on mediocre headphones.
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The Lego Batman Movie has its own, more subtle take on that convention.
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That's probably the only subtle thing about this raucous, frenetic pop-culture joyride.
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The subtle nuances that make the show so beautiful and relevant are endless.
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I have dealt with the more subtle forms of repression by State Security.
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"The more subtle signs of domestic violence, we don't always recognize," Gall said.
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But Khloe Kardashian has always taken a more subtle approach to hair color.
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Start the holiday weekend with a subtle touch of red, white and blue.
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While that difference may sound somewhat subtle in theory, in practice it's enormous.
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Tusk sees another, somewhat more subtle question that startups should be thinking about.
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Read This First These Subtle Hair Color Trends Are Sweeping NYC For Fall
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And our Queen slays in subtle ways, too – ways she doesn't even mention.
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And those sorts of subtle tweaks are often lost on mainstream phone buyers.
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So subtle, so real, I never saw him make a false move- EVER.
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On the surface, stitch braids look like traditional cornrows — the difference is subtle.
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Granted, these are subtle, complicated ideas that can easily get lost in campaigns.
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IN A CONCRETE jungle of 23m people, the signs of spring are subtle.
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It was subtle, lawyerly and -- yes, I'll admit it -- spoke to me personally.
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Plus, it's so subtle, it won't make my mom cry out of shock.
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Outworking the press takes more than big shoulders; you have to be subtle.
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" Still, "this subtle distinction between satisfied and very satisfied has significant health effects.
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Water also intensifies subtle colors, sharpens contrast, and makes rocks and stones mirrorlike.
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So it's just finding that subtle beat where it starts to feel real.
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The script is brilliant, with layer upon layer of nuance and subtle connections.
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The message of the film is certainly not subtle, but neither was Snowpiercer's.
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Modern fixing is a more subtle affair than that of Nicantinous and Demetrius.
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Many suspect that clear-cut sexism has given way to more subtle discrimination.
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How can we make sure we pay equal attention to the subtle discrimination?
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With specific expressions being off limits, some advertisers turn to more subtle techniques.
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Why it matters: It's a small change, but it's not a subtle one.
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Not to mention, a not so subtle hint to what she is having.
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However, one deceptively subtle encounter may be the premiere's most Monterey-shattering moment.
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Afrobeat borrowings, at times possesses a subtle new ambience, but as with its
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No Rambo sequel is allowed to be that subtle or emotionally resonant anymore.
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It's a more subtle approach than Frank's, for sure, yet twice as effective.
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But the reliance on police has been reinforced in more subtle ways too.
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Yet these differences can be subtle, which makes them incredibly difficult to find.
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Wink slyly at a prospective lover and receive a subtle nod in return.
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" The long, not-subtle headline: "No, Cities Are Not Actually Leading on Climate.
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The Fulton's antique bronze-finished frame is subtle enough to match any room.
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The implication, that the refugee crisis was an ISIS plot, wasn't especially subtle.
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And his racism, which was endemic to his campaign, wasn't subtle at all.
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It's an admittedly subtle wobble, but it's one that drives me absolutely crazy.
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Or maybe it's a subtle and imperative shift to maximize the Spurs' attack.
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The implication was subtle but clear: Trump was nobody's man but his own.
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Thurman also dropped a not-so-subtle hint about the matter on Instagram.
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Apparently, the crunchy pretzels bring out the subtle flavor notes of the drink.
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What made you decide to go the subtle route, instead of pure parody?
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People of color who bring their experiences and a subtle awarenesses with them.
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"There is nothing subtle or complicated about the practice of besiegement," O'Brien said.
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Though a product of its time, it manifests in more subtle ways now.
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He managed to achieve his eerie intensity through subtle complexity with minimal means.
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And don't worry if you hate visible roots: It can be incredibly subtle.
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Her subtle facial expressions when she was filming – I'll always remember those moments.
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Vocally, it's almost entirely Longstreth, although there are some subtle female background harmonies.
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The forthcoming updates to Apple's ubiquitous personal assistant are subtle, but surely welcome.
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But the effect of Trump's sporadic decision has been more subtle among Republicans.
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The message wasn't subtle — someday, no matter status, each of us will perish.
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It verges on sci-fi but it's very subtle and very jarring, too.
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According to Rocket News 24, it also has a subtle cherry blossom flavor.
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While a fan might uncover a carefully concealed, laughable subtle reference or allusion.
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"It's a subtle distinction but it's important," scientist Oren Kolodny told the Post.
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"It just means you can be more subtle with the doses," Plaat said.
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Sometimes, the symptoms of heart attack are much more subtle, especially for women.
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Improvements compared to previous versions of Huawei's EMUI are subtle but they're there.
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The theory hones in on a few subtle inconsistencies in the show's plot.
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In 83, it received a subtle facelift and was reintroduced as Helvetica Neue.
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It's a little bit low-tech sounding but the processing is very subtle.
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Macron, the rising star of European politics, is playing a subtle diplomatic gambit.
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Subtle Vertigo by Scott Gilmore is released on June 16th by International Feel
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That will require subtle fine tuning of the output of millions of lasers.
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The Climacool is a little more subtle, featuring glowing details along the eyelets.
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Scorpio's brand of seduction is far more subtle, operating on all the senses.
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When Baby walks to get coffee, subtle graffiti of the song lyrics appear.
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Her message isn't terribly subtle, but that's typical for a film like this.
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"These kinds of erosions of institutions happens in a subtle way," Gunitsky says.
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Europe's urban divides are in some ways more subtle than those in America.
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The bayonet charge is just one subtle touch in the overall grisly recreations.
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Corporate chieftains also face subtle but pervasive humanistic problems, such as gender issues.
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She kept her makeup minimal with a subtle rosy lip and flushed cheeks.
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In fact, the series is lousy with subtle references to its source material.
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It's very subtle, but Kim's version of the photo clearly has lighter eyes.
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Its subtle design is classic Fossil, and it fits in with any outfit.
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The puree also has some more subtle notes of hibiscus, passionfruit, and lime.
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A female entertainer rocking old Hollywood glam and throwing not-so-subtle shade?
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Most states have used a slightly more subtle strategy to undermine abortion rights.
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There's also a more subtle Trieu-Veidt connection evident in the vivarium itself.
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You wanna use race as a wedge issue but be subtle about it.
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