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It was patently ridiculous for a doctor practicing his profession to ask a doctor washing windows how he was.

Even when there are rules, the line between acceptable and unacceptable conduct is often unclear, and some actions are patently unfair.

No member is prepared to cede its national sovereignty, even on an issue as patently transnational as the Mekong.

I wanted to say that, following that logic, The Godfather III should be a better film than its two predecessors, which it patently is not.

Croatia patently lacked self-belief and had no pace with which to threaten the speedy English defence.

Their story cannot be debunked; it was confirmed by many eyewitnesses and was patently heroic.

Elections in the last few years have been so patently rigged that few voters bother to turn up.

The euro is a patently flawed construct, which its architects knew at the time of its creation.

That the U. S. leadership is deeply divided on climate change has been patently obvious to even the most casual observer here.

The AU, he preferred not to say, is patently failing to bolster Somalia's government.

These accusations are patently false. They're an obvious attempt to distract people from what is truly taking place within Iran's borders.

But if that better teaching does not produce patently better English learning, something is clearly wrong, the effort is misdirected.

he was dressed then like a fat toy soldier, patently unable to act, but the crowdadored him.

Government-affiliated builders either ignore the law or use words like "historic" and "restoration" to describe patently new construction.

One of London Zoo's recent advertisements caused me some irritation, so patently did it distort reality.

This is not to say there can be no good female soldiers or male nurses. Patently, there can.

Branches patently hirsute, base of trichomes inflated; calyx lobes triangular to triangular-lanceolate, strigose only on ridges.

The poor happy employment rate shows that Hong Kond is patently not a good city.

To say Quan is planning to cause them or the Bengal tigers harm is a blatant lie and patently dishonest.

From the contrast, result that the capital structure of listed SMEs exist patently unreasonable phenomenon can be got.

"Current global trends in energy supply and consumption are patently unsustainable, " the report states.

Senator Obama called Ferraro's comments "patently absurd" and "divisive. " He spoke to ABC News' morning television show.

Mark had a patently strange pathology; he was obsessed with patterning.

And for derivatives, historic cost accounting is patently wrong.

But Mr Jobs used that term in mockery, since many of these phones are, to him, so patently dim-witted.

While NoSQL datastores are particularly suited to storing big data (think Google's Bigtable), NoSQL is a patently non-relational approach.

"Madoff's assertion that JPMorgan employees 'knew what was going on' is patently false. "

Sometimes they will manipulate the schedule for completing tasks or even engage in patently unethical and illegal behavior.

As time has gone on, it is patently obvious that the formulation are getting better but in my experience they do lack consistency.

Fight patently dry flinch the function makes MT8212A more accurately, can weigh Fu to measure activity of tall radio frequency.

Screens serve a secondary purpose not patently obvious.

The construction is patently flawed.

Electoral fixes can come in sophisticated and just about plausible versions, or they can come in crude and patently contrived forms.

It's the last sentence she regrets, because it is so patently undermining.

Critical to one and all is the Government's public image which patently needs some work.

Stems obtusely 4-sided or terete, with densely patently glandular trichomes when young.

They are all patently ridiculous, but that's not why these 15 sex myths are dumb.

People in Nairobi, the capital of neighbouring Kenya, notice that a lot of visiting South Sudanese bigwigs are patently flush with cash.

Stems 4(or 6)-sided, sparsely or densely patently strigose or velutinous.

This is patently untrue, he points out.

The problem with this solution is that, patently, it hasn't worked.

Yet the path he is on is patently a dead end.

specifying performance baseline patently unreasonable in relation to contractual term;

Portray sexual conduct in a patently offensive way