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As it turns out, the problem is even more pronounced in the auto industry.

A SILICON CHIP SHORTAGE IS CAUSING AUTOMAKERS TO IDLE THEIR FACTORIESJONATHAN M. GITLINFEBRUARY 4, 2021ARS TECHNICA

The GFX 100S will have more pronounced depth of field effects, and the super high-resolution allows shooters to utilize the center of the frame and crop later, which takes advantage of the lens’s sharpest area.

FUJIFILM’S NEW 102-MEGAPIXEL CAMERA IS THE SIZE OF A TYPICAL DSLRSTAN HORACZEKJANUARY 30, 2021POPULAR-SCIENCE

That’s because many of the beliefs and behaviors threatening American democracy started earlier and are more pronounced on that end of the political spectrum.

OUR RADICALIZED REPUBLICMAGGIE KOERTH (MAGGIE.KOERTH-BAKER@FIVETHIRTYEIGHT.COM)JANUARY 25, 2021FIVETHIRTYEIGHT

Energy agencies and experts had already noted the pronounced gap between what countries had promised to do and the steps they actually took to meet those targets.

2020 WAS THE YEAR OF THE ‘NET ZERO BY 2050’ COMMITMENT. WILL 2021 BE THE YEAR WE GET THE DETAILS?KDUNN6JANUARY 1, 2021FORTUNE

The emissions drop is most pronounced in the United States, where 2020 emissions are expected to drop by 12 percent from 2019.

THE PANDEMIC LED TO A RECORD DROP IN CARBON EMISSIONSULA CHROBAKDECEMBER 16, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCE

As you can see in that top photo, however, the difference between it and the Mini is pretty pronounced.

A BETTER LOOK AT APPLE’S IPHONE 12 PRO MAX AND IPHONE MINIBRIAN HEATERNOVEMBER 5, 2020TECHCRUNCH

Twenty-four hours later, the effects were much less pronounced.

VAMPIRE BATS SOCIALLY DISTANCE WHEN THEY FEEL SICKMARÍA PAULA RUBIANO A.OCTOBER 30, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCE

This pattern, according to NBER, will grow more pronounced with climate change.

CALIFORNIA WILL KEEP BURNING. BUT HOUSING POLICY IS MAKING IT WORSE.BY ELIZABETH WEIL AND MOLLIE SIMONOCTOBER 2, 2020PROPUBLICA

At the moment, these doubts are most pronounced among Republicans, who are far more likely to trust or believe the president than Democrats or independents.

REPUBLICANS ARE LESS CONFIDENT THAN DEMOCRATS THAT THE ELECTION WILL BE CONDUCTED FAIRLYGEOFFREY SKELLEY (GEOFFREY.SKELLEY@ABC.COM)OCTOBER 2, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT

However, the study also revealed a pronounced drop in publications authored by women, with the writers suggesting the burden of caregiving was limiting publications by female economists.

ECON 3.0? WHAT ECONOMISTS CAN CONTRIBUTE TO (AND LEARN FROM) THE PANDEMICCLAIRE BEATTYSEPTEMBER 28, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW

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