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Here the snake oil quotient is a bit more evident than in the skybox seats occupied by insights made using hard science.

Male-dominance and sexism in video gaming is more evident than ever.

Nowhere are these disparate conditions more evident than in Bab al-Salameh.

At no other time in history was the vaunted “special relationship” between England and the U.S. more evident than during WWII.

This abundance is what made The Band The Band, and it is more evident on Rock of Ages than anywhere else.

Among High Churchmen, weakened by the secession, the growth of degeneracy was still more evident.

In nothing, however, was the progress of the Colony more evident than in the growth of the religious sentiments.

Doubtless there was a funny side to it; though it seemed to be more evident to the spectators than to me.

The more evident became her subjugation, the more he seemed anxious to treat her with a delicate deference.

To establish their relationship with the group we are now considering, links of a much more evident character are wanting.