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The next problem did not become apparent for more than a year.

The most apparent one is the use of color, especially for day.

Yet I felt better having read them, for no apparent reason.

They had other things in common, but these were not so apparent.

The reason the room was so dark soon became apparent.

When I went inside the city the change was apparent here too.

The answer to those questions is more apparent from field level.

He did not know what to make of the apparent change.

I'd see him every few months, so the changes were more apparent to me.

The results will be apparent to you all in the days and years to come.

On any other question, the fact would be apparent to common sense.

So they are over the top for no apparent reason.

By 1903, the need for a new building was apparent.

She was not living the apparent life of her days.

But to see him do it, and without apparent problems, still seems new.

But even that change may be more apparent than real.

Months went by with no apparent movement from either side.

This will also become apparent in the case of economic policy.

This is especially apparent from the issues before us today.

It then became apparent no one knew what they were.

The problems with such an approach should by now be apparent.

This need began to become apparent in the later 19605.

It was only too apparent what they were about to do.

Much more also became apparent to the two men that night.

This was apparent from the small number of people they saw.