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If you're going to make a Digg script, you better be certain it's not blatantly easy to detect.

The aim of the new regulation is to ensure that incorrect levels of vitamins or blatantly wrong ingredients do not show up in the products.

I was an exquisite thief. I mean God Himself could have come down and I would have fucking blatantly lied to him with the most honest face.

Heterosexual pornography seems to cater mostly for men and much of it is blatantly sexual rather than erotic.

I make it a point not to see any film that so blatantly insults my intelligence. The film makers are such sellouts.

Hence, ladies, if you want something, you've just got to be blatantly frank about it.

In fact, to me, it seemed like the Barbie games were the only franchise blatantly targeting females.

Not content to rely solely on his own racing skills, Sebulba outfitted his Podracer with a number of blatantly illegal surprises.

A direct assault on Dodd - Frank would be so blatantly biased toward banks that it would be sure to provoke a public backlash .

Bernanke deserves to be impeached for his previous acts of perjury and for blatantly ignoring the price inflation that exists all around us.

At least by this one measure, stocks are no longer blatantly overvalued.

Furthermore, the EU has blatantly used bullying tactics and is now asking the governments to bypass standard ratification procedures.

Pro SEO 's would not be so obvious and stupid as to blatantly use keywords as a person's name when the links are no followed .

The body reduces prices blatantly for profession giant's Wan Ke, without doubt becomes the agitation real estate market the sheatfish .

Put simply, Wall Street firms used towering leverage to make tons of money in a long-running bull market that blatantly under priced risk.

It would have to be an act of deliberate sabotage on Microsoft's part and blatantly illegal, but that doesn't mean it couldn't happen.

And by the time the signs get blatantly obvious, they will be unable to fully implement martial law.

Afterward, the US imperialism interferes the North Korean internal affairs blatantly, starts to invade blatantly faces the war.

If at this time, Zhang Jihai satisfied, the consequence was the community had a blatantly fellow and art circle has a mediocre teacher.

The rules can be blatantly unfair: witness China's limits to migration, which keep the poor in the countryside.

Correcting someone when they're blatantly wrong is one thing, but always interjecting your opinions out of turn gets old fast.

But China also began to blatantly copy lots of the Russian tech, and build their own.

His defeated rival, Viktor Yanukovich, was disgraced because, as prime minister, he had blatantly tried to rig the presidential election.

He has blatantly said that the company is absolutely not for sale, and isn't interested in being acquired.

The blatantly-named "Sony Internet TV, " the first TV running Google's Android-based platform, is scheduled to be released in the fall.

In July, after an outcry from foreigners, it revoked some of the plan's most blatantly discriminatory provisions.

One of the symptoms of this is that he might blatantly flirt with other women right under your nose.

'No one at this level of executive was going to admit it blatantly, ' he said.

a teacher from leeds said : " i had one piece of work so blatantly cut and pasted that it still contained adverts from the web page . "

Some blatantly copy major brands, producing knock-offs with slight twists in their names, others come up with special makes of their own.

I've seen Yao get blatantly fouled at least 7 times already and none called.

The recent years, US stemming from own benefit, tramples blatantly to the international relations and the basic norm of international law.

Though an authentic political movement with a domestic agenda in Lebanon, it is also blatantly anti-Semitic.

Why should Mr Mugabe even consider meeting this array of conditions, when he has so blatantly flouted or rejected them in the past?

Parts of the government continue to blatantly disregard property rights and contracts.

What's more, it's clear the lawmaker lied about his personal misconduct, blatantly and repeatedly.

So let the victims of Gojra open our eyes to the flaws blatantly engraved in our minds and steer us to a much needed change.

In the true vein of rock and roll, sex and drugs blatantly fused themselves in the day to day lives of the band.

This blatantly protectionist rule is but one example of the country's cumbersome and unfair system of insurance regulation.

Sparrow said, "duck master" Now to go home, and it blatantly, and looks somewhat like opera, the net angle appearance.

Now, suddenly, this case is being blatantly and convincingly argued in the mainstream media.

Those that blatantly deny rights are not only morally unacceptable but will eventually generate a political explosion.

This was blatantly obvious during the hiring boom of the 90's.

Lenny Smith, professor of statistics at the London School of Economics, said that scientists risk "blatantly overselling what we know. "

More troubling still, Moffat's Adler blatantly fails to outwit Holmes.

Some three-quarters of voters see it as blatantly political.

Refusing to face facts might seem blatantly unhealthy. Sometimes, though, a short period of denial can be helpful.

It is blatantly obvious that the powers that be are doing their up-most to keep us in fear mode.

The solution is blatantly obvious, isn't it - sterilize the rich.

Or if they just blatantly asked me, I would say I don't talk about my personal life.

Some degreemills blatantly offer to sell a degree and perhaps a transcript from alegitimate school.

He has accused the West of blatantly interfering in the election.

I have to admit I felt enraged at being invisible and blatantly ignored.

The world's second largest economy has run blatantly mercantilist (that is, discriminatory) economic policies for years.

It is just blatantly and brutally LAZY and TIRED.

Bernie had been in Aspen, people said, as had his brother, Peter, but never to solicit blatantly.

And the idea that all men think with their pants and can so blatantly be won over by women in this way is, frankly, depressing.

She won that fight against the odds. But last year she lost an attempt win a seat in parliament, in blatantly rigged elections.

The thief had blatantly lights, sat down at his desk, opened the drawer, but did not flip things on the inside close;

A general election late last year was blatantly rigged, even by the low standards of the past.

Car horns blare far more blatantly in Shanghai than they ever do in Hong Kong.

Not only is this blatantly rude, but you have officially disconnected from the speaker.

Blatantly deprive. Of the right to exercise sovereignty;

you are gorgeous, but you do not blatantly passed away, full of solemn thick;