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More salient, perhaps, in a world mad for mineral resources, Central Asia seems to have plenty, especially oil, gas and gold.

In a period of austerity, suddenly the question of how society distributes its benefits and burdens becomes more salient.

A more salient benefit would probably encourage longer hours and help lift families out of poverty.

A more salient division is over how the deficit reduction will be split between cutting expenditure and raising taxes.

By the same token, curved trajectories may be less redundant, and therefore more salient, than straight ones.

We investigated whether young infants orient reliably towards more salient vs. less salient objects in a visual scene.

IN CALIFORNIA it is the worst of times, it is the best of times; but the worst is the more salient.

The danger of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) is ever more salient, posing grave threat to world peace.

As China becomes a global political power, such questions are likely to become more salient.

This model suggests that suppressing thoughts about something will lead that thing to become even more salient.

an extravagant comedy in which action is more salient than characterization.

IPR is playing a more salient role in promoting sustained and rapid socioeconomic development in China.

There is growing instability and uncertainty in the world economic recovery, and regional security threat has become more salient.

His poems draw narrow, mostly record the sick, the Roam and write the departing more salient characteriswith life and death.

Even more salient information may come from an interior view of the brain.