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be apparent

verb as in appear

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The only thing clear about the results at this point are that it will be a slim majority, whichever party wins, and that the full results won’t be apparent until all the races in California are called.

From Salon

“Not to say it’s been bad, but like today had a great day of practice. We see flashes of that a lot. … I talked to him about the standard of who he is as a player, he’ll eventually build that standard and it will be apparent every game.”

As Fischer Martin said, suburban women and their stance on abortion won’t only affect the presidential election, but their presence will be apparent when it comes to voting for state ballot measures, too.

From Salon

The impact of Walz will also be apparent Wednesday when singer John Legend welcomes him to the DNC stage at the United Center with a tribute to late rock and soul superstar Prince, a favorite son of Minnesota.

On injuries, Southgate admitted: “There are a significant number. That will be apparent with the players who missed the last games of the season and those who have just come back. I’ve never known so many unknown injury situations.”

From BBC

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