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obvious

[ob-vee-uhs] / ˈɒb vi əs /


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Indeed, the Swiss franc moved against the dollar exactly in line with the euro until Japan’s snap election two weeks ago, suggesting no obvious investor flight to currencies perceived as debasement-proof before that.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their highly organized societies raise an obvious question: how did insects with such advanced social systems evolve from solitary ancestors that closely resembled modern cockroaches?

From Science Daily

"I mean, Novak, for obvious reasons, he's not at his prime, but he is still very, very competitive at an age that is difficult to be very competitive. So full respect."

From Barron's

“There are different kinds of sources of bias. The obvious one is financial interest.”

From Barron's

His growth was more obvious than ever, as his hindquarters overspilt her arms.

From Literature