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For once, QAnon has allowed me to understand how the Secret History could have had a palpable hold and convincing power over Byzantine subjects – beyond mere satire but grounded in actionable political efficacy.

The police visible in the videos fought tenaciously, and the resulting sense of betrayal in the crowd is palpable.

Her passion for what we’re creating is palpable, and I couldn’t imagine a more aligned partnership.

Democrats also criticized the GOP for muscling through a nominee so close to the election when millions of Americans are voting, with the rancor over Republicans blocking President Barack Obama’s choice of Merrick Garland in 2016 still palpable.

Tallinn feels palpably Scandinavian with its polished old-town brick, seaside positioning and glut of cool cafes.

Now it is a party palpably angry with President Obama and looking for a leader who can give voice to that anger.

And the siege is now growing palpably tighter, with what deluded Western journalists like to call the Arab Spring.

It's a punch to the gut for Barb, and her pain is palpably felt here, and the line at the end—"Your 15 minutes are up."

But there is something palpably different about the case of Jared Loughner.

The Swiss are freemen, and wear the fact unconsciously but palpably on their brows and beaming from their eyes.

In Ireland they have palpably and greatly benefited every class but the stockholders, and these they have well nigh ruined.

The troops invading France were palpably no more than the advanced guards of Prussia and Austria.

He could not understand it; and the incident, with the slips of paper, was bringing his brother all too palpably before him.

Balanced sentences are palpably artificial, and should be used but sparingly.