| The newly employed spectrophotometer technology can reveal variation unapparent to human vision. |
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| What if she had two completely separate forces against her, for reasons still unapparent to her? |
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| However, actinic keratoses may be diffuse, with clinically unapparent lesions in adjacent skin. |
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| Therefore, as much as possible, it is incumbent for a wireless provider to seek counsel as to the apparent and unapparent legal issues. |
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| I hadn't locked the door, for some unapparent reason, and so now Yanik stood framed in the doorway, caught. |
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| The intimate nature of this anxiety prevents it from being addressed, and as a result, it operates in powerful, unapparent ways. |
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| But if not, remember, her behavior may seem glaring to you, but may be inconsequential and unapparent to others. |
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| Assuming, of course, that I'm not currently on a different rebound again, one as unapparent to me as the last. comment? |
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| Focusing on the specific group of people most likely to be affected by political advocacy may reveal otherwise unapparent effects. |
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| Directing of attention with or without the aid of props and focusing aids is a well-known strategy, though often unapparent and not clearly stated! |
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| All Supreme Court cases have a ripple effect on the people, but it is usually slow and subtle, unapparent to a large portion of the populace. |
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| The diseases produced by the enteric viruses range from unapparent to severe. |
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| The infection is usually unapparent in cattle, which acts as reservoir for the virus. |
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| I urge students not only to vote in this referendum, but also to examine critically apparent motivations and unapparent repercussions of eliminating the WPIRG levy. |
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| What cure I was looking for or asking for was unapparent to me, as was the gravel of being young, black, different, and unsuccessful in my own suicide. |
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| The inherent nature of this drive to conform to societal expectations remains unapparent to consumers, allowing them the perception of free choice rather than coercion. |
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| Just think about someone wanting to kill me for reasons unapparent to me, and someone watching me all the time, and someone maybe killing me for some reason. |
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| Such a trend is surprising both because it is unapparent in the linear morphometric data and because it would not be predicted from casual inspection of Camarasaurus humeri. |
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| Not in the controlled way of summer camp, or the easily monitored way of video games, but in a new, untested, unapparent way. |
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| A new survey shows that venture capital investment – the stuff that fuels technology innovation – is growing in parts of the country where it has been largely unapparent. |
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| Their unusual perspectives and emphasis on unapparent detail have the power to surprise, catching the treasured moment, that fraction of a second that will never be the same again. |
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| Infection in cattle, goats and elk is generally unapparent or mild, but sheep and white-tailed deer may be severely infected and death is possible. |
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| The likes of David Cameron and George Osborne have been keen to associate themselves with the sport, perhaps to convey a sense of vigour and vitality that might otherwise be unapparent to voters. |
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| Moreover, the heat pump must be installed in order to be unapparent. |
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| This situation is reflected in the unavailability of accurate data on this aspect of the rights of the child, which is by and large unapparent in national studies and statistics. |
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