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• To me, that showed the blatancy of discrimination.
• What is evident is the disruption it's causing and the blatancy of their efforts to provoke.
• His influence on the Church of Ireland was considerable, not so much for the originality as the blatancy of his views.
• Still, his wry, lopsided grin makes us forgive the corny blatancy of the film's low-level wish fulfillment.
• O'Connor said, referring to the oath, " the blatancy of the anti-Catholicism is clear ."
• They say the ease and blatancy with which the three netted the rare insects illustrates a possibly larger problem : others doing the same.
• The blatancy of the fraud employed to maintain the PCN in power outraged and disillusioned many Salvadorans, including members of the armed forces.
• The emperor laughed upon such a blatancy and " acted " na飗ety, steered him all through the camp and then sent him back home.
• The blatancy of the electoral fraud committed by Heureaux led the supporters of his opponent, Casimiro de Moya, to attempt an armed rebellion in the Cibao Valley.
• The discussion from formal mediation may result in edit wars and blatancy when used against another party . talk ) 21 : 34, 24 December 2011 ( UTC)
• It's a courageous attempt, but at a time when horror movies have achieved new levels in blatancy, it may prove too slight for the genre audience.
• I'd block for longer due to the sheer blatancy of the personal attack, and the willingness to try any hide it behind policy ( albeit poorly ).
• When overdone ( or when politically mandated ), Bartok seems to imply, even urgent communication and sincere social commitment can turn destructive and lead art into blatancy and banality.
• :: : : : : : I have brought more than you will acknowledge, and in a short time too, which should show the blatancy of the sockpuppeteering.
• Laughing at his act, though, it's evident, both to him and to us, why he's still languishing in development hell : There is no place on television for his blatancy.
• Despite Polanski-style Gothic trappings ( he does great, sinister things with a roasted chicken ) and Sigourney Weaver recalling Jane Fonda at her angriest, the screenplay, by Dorfman and Rafael Yglesias, has the admonitory blatancy of a wagging finger.
• In it, three joined stories unobtrusively depict the truth of life and all the while challenge the thought of innocence, love, ethics, morality, virtuousness and self-respect, but then ends in the nakedness and blatancy existent in our general public.
• "There is much less blatancy and vulgarity on American television than there is on radio, " she wrote, " and less objectionable matter than you can extract any Saturday evening from one of the BBC's smuttier and sweatier variety programs ."
• Its biggest boost came in 1990, with " The New Shostakovich " by Ian MacDonald, a forceful British writer, who followed up on Volkov's suggestions by fashioning anti-Stalinist readings, of astounding blatancy and jejune specificity, for all of Shostakovich's works.