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As they've made it abundantly clear over the years, Apple doesn't listen to any outside input.

But, according to NSIDC director Mark Serreze, the underlying trend is abundantly clear.

Evidence from the National Audit Office, Parliament’s spending watchdog, makes this abundantly clear.

And many voters who switched made it abundantly clear why they did so.

In China, layers of management were much fewer, and corporate goals were abundantly clear: make a deal, then make cars.

Also abundantly clear from this year's ranking is the growing number of world-class business schools in Asia, particularly in China.

One of the merits of the book is that it makes it abundantly clear how the language of negotiators from both the rich and emerging worlds often masks hypocritical pandering to special groups.

But as Conan Doyle made abundantly clear in the first novel (a Study in Scarlet) that Holmes and Watson had not previously met, diehards don't hold this movie in the same regard as some of the others.

Yesterday lawyers acting for Politkovskaya's family said it was now abundantly clear that the journalist had been murdered from inside Russia, and that her death was linked to her work.

Even on the issue that first endeared him to the left-the Iraq war-he made it abundantly clear that he was opposed to that particular war, not to the exercise of American power.