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To the extent that her intentions are discernible, I agree that they should matter to our discussion here.

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Have they emboldened Davies’s critics, who will also have noted that there has been no discernible change to how he approaches his role?

From BBC

But given the stagnant media rights landscape, and the lack of discernible growth in central revenues, the Six Nations deal with CVC has aged badly.

From BBC

Behind her, on a chest of drawers, is a photograph, clearly discernible despite the low lighting.

From BBC

The video is grainy, but Dave Roberts’ thin mustache and Aaron Boone’s peach fuzz are discernible.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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