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salience

noun as in jutting

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It was clear too, from the reaction of the crowd, that the issue had salience.

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She points out that the reason Trump didn't want the Smith documents unsealed is because he didn't want January 6 to return as a "high salience issue this close to the election."

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But they found that “the landscape of debate is distorted by social media and the salience of negativity present in high-profile spats.”

Political scientists say there’s a narrow path to victory for the GOP given Virginia’s moderate electorate, aversion to Trump in 2020 and Kaine’s salience with voters.

“Public opinion changes on the issues as a result of the effectiveness of the protests doing one very important thing, raising the visibility and salience of the issues.”

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

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