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When it was obvious the company was going bankrupt, the government ordered all their assets to be frozen.
Would you quickly look over these figures for me and see if there are any obvious mistakes?
It is obvious that sweeping changes are needed in the legal system.
If we view the problem from a different angle, a solution may become more obvious.
His speech was inarticulate and it was obvious he had been drinking.
The operator can control the virtual robot in real-time and get quick feedback without obvious time-delay.
What other phonetic cause(s) may be involved in this fascinating phonological process is certainly not obvious at this point in time.
A purely abstract composition, it is entirely bereft of gimmicks or obvious stimuli.
These obvious gender differences in societal roles may potentially translate into gender differences in the sources of social support.
It is also obvious to anyone who teaches clinicians that they do not all share the same definition of every symptom.
The obvious question, however, is why they are not used more in teaching design.
Today we are even further from synthesis than we were in 1983, though for reasons which are less obvious than would appear.
His argument is sometimes intricate and often subtle - but now and then it makes a meal of the obvious.
The notion of "change over time" in dream content (from ancestral themes to current themes) is problematic because such change would serve no obvious function.
No straightforward arguments or obvious observations are known to answer this question.
The democratic appeal of this condition is obvious.
Pollinaria are natural markers of insect visits to orchids, as there are no other obvious means by which they would be acquired by insects.
Perhaps they also have a direct and obvious need for miraculous protection in order to guarantee the success of their work.
The most obvious and effective approach is simply to look up pronunciations of input words-or, perhaps, morphemes after morphological decomposition-in a dictionary.
With the benefit of hindsight, this is perhaps an obvious point.
