Radio . com editor Jay Tilles talked about the album's third single, " The Strays " in his review stating : " Of the album s 13 songs, sixth track The Strays stands out like a sore thumb.
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In " Exiles " # 33 Sabretooth stated that while hunting Proteus in Morph's body, Morph stands out like a sore thumb in a crowd of " normal " people to Sabretooth's senses regardless of his form.
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"You can do this in smaller urban and suburban areas where the asylum seekers won't be so distinctive, where they can access regular mainstream facilities . . . and they won't stand out like a sore thumb, " he said.
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What he doesn't realize is that his ham-handed attempts to hide his activity make him stand out like a sore thumb and will no doubt result in his favorite proxies being blocked .-- talk ) 18 : 04, 23 February 2015 ( UTC)
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A . Your daughter could paint the asbestos siding, but I would suggest that she not change the color, because if the new white paint peels, revealing gray underneath, the contrast will be extreme and pretty ugly; the peeling would stand out like a sore thumb.
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:The umbrella category : Category : ErdQs numbers is parented by : Category : Academic publishing in which it stands out like a sore thumb, indicating how this scheme does not integrate in Wikipedia's categorization scheme at all . _ _ meco 13 : 36, 28 October 2007 ( UTC)
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So I had to hope that what I'd seen in these short films was worthy of writing a song about and if I'd gone off piste a bit she'd be able to go back and find things that didn't make certain lyrics stand out like a sore thumb ."
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He also found numerous technical and graphical glitches; " characters will frequently find themselves stuck on objects or within walls [ . . . ] rendering issues which stand out like a sore thumb . " He concluded " It's still fun and has almost all of the elements of a great game, but until a harder difficulty level is added, " The Godfather II " falls a tad short ."
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In 1987, it was purchased from Wolf by Searle for $ 850, 000, after he obtained the advice of experts at the Art Institute of Chicago ( where he was a life trustee ), on which he " relied heavily . " The work s provenance included the name of Hans Wendland, a German art dealer who " stands out like a sore thumb, " Willi Korte, a legal expert in retrieving Nazi stolen art, told CBS News reporter Morley Safer in 1997.
