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Amnesty International said it is ‘glaringly obvious’ Jordan’s move to Al-Ettifaq ‘falls squarely within Saudi Arabia’s mega-money sports-washing project’.

It became glaringly obvious in the group stage that Andonovski only trusted half of his squad when potential contributors Ashley Sanchez, Lynn Williams, Alyssa Thompson, Savannah DeMelo and Alana Cook in high-leverage moments.

It is glaringly obvious that Violet is up to no good and Benjamin is terrified of her, and now we're just waiting for the sting in the tale.

Its dilapidated and vulnerable condition is glaringly evident, as once proud and capable units are mired down in the chaos and discord of the counterculture.

Izzy and Felicia, two-thirds of the strongest alliance in the house, are up for eviction and it is glaringly obvious that Head of Household Cameron will put the other third of the alliance, Cirie, up as a replacement nom should one of his noms be vetoed.

The opportunity in the March Budget for tackling the tax burden caused by the freezing of allowances is glaringly obvious.

The short-term problems are glaringly obvious.

The team on board were examining sediment carried by melt water, and even to the untrained eye the glacial retreat is glaringly obvious, the “tide marks” of former ice levels striping the mountainsides, rivers of slurry cascading seaward.

Yet Biden—and the overwhelming majority of congressional Democrats—are glaringly out of step with these shifts among their own base.

His tendency to act as the government’s de facto spokesperson was glaringly evident when, a full week before Ali himself, it was Jagdeo who announced that the president would address Parliament.

In light of these recent events, it becomes glaringly evident that the state’s foundations are crumbling.

Most glaringly, Verstappen started last month's Belgian Grand Prix in 11th place after an engine penalty yet still finished the race and ahead of Norris, who had lined up fourth but ended up fifth.

That it has not, and chooses to be performative on the eve of the general elections is glaringly evident.

The sloppy or deliberate mischaracterization and hysterical pearl-clutching over what he said in this specific instance, however, is glaringly apparent to anyone who bothers to invest a few minutes of their time.

As Mediatonic points out, the scammers didn't even remove the computer cursor from the footage, and it stands out quite glaringly on the phone screen.

But the absence of a strong Scottish contender is not the only item glaringly absent from this fast-developing bunfight.

COVID – 19 sure has laid bare long term care foibles, glaringly.

It is also no mystery why such calls for harsh crackdowns were glaringly absent when white supremacists marched on Charlottesville or when armed protesters took over a wildlife refuge in Oregon.

Its barely 10am and between the snubbing Lupita & being glaringly white and folks talking greasy about Meghan, I'm tired.

Whitehaven Coal jumped 5.9 per cent to 89.5 cents for no glaringly obvious reason.