A group of people with little in common except for being in the same place by accident is a common literary device for demonstrating our common if unobvious humanity.
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Therefore, using Occam's razor, one must assume that there is no such interaction between conscious intent and the collapsing of wave functions in unobvious ways.
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The result was a set of five not unobvious " criteria for winning " _ customer focus, respect for each other, teamwork, quality and professionalism.
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For a young man, Clark had a good grasp of the unobvious; at one point he comes very close to putting his finger on Monroe's essential technical and emotional problem.
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This works out nicely enough, as long as you assume that differentiation w . r . t . ? commutes with the Laplace transform operator, but that seems like a highly unobvious thing.
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To this question we say that if a machine is programmed in a certain new and unobvious way, it is physically different from the machine without that program; its memory elements are differently arranged.
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With the advantage of hindsight, U . S . officials now wonder whether there were clues, overlooked or unobvious, to the devastating attacks that rocked New York and Washington and forever changed Americans'sense of security.
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I'm just curious its meaning was so unobvious, unless it was trying to say something like " there are rocks in your bucket . "-- talk ) 07 : 34, 30 April 2008 ( UTC)
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Julio Maria of " O Estado de S . Paulo " labeled the album as " strong " and praised the album for its unobvious metrics, while the melodies " demand two auditions, when they penetrate forever ".
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"' State capture "'is a type of systemic political corruption in which private interests significantly influence a state's decision-making processes to their own advantage through unobvious channels, that may not be illegal.
