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"However, he chose to express views which were overtly racist and totally unacceptable.

The Football Malaysia LLP (FMLLP) had reportedly revoked Four Four Two journalist Vijhay Vick accreditation card for being 'overtly critical' of the League, as well as for making and sharing 'misleading statements'.

BEIRUT: The National Audiovisual Media Council released a report Friday examining the political orientations and bias of radio and television stations, mostly criticized for their overtly anti-Hezbollah stance.

A CLOTHING catalogue photograph of a semi-naked woman was "not overtly sexual" and was unlikely to cause offence, the Advertising Standards Authority said today.

The first area of interest was the extent to which participants would forge friendships with same-sex and opposite sex people who were overtly promiscuous, subtly promiscuous, or not promiscuous based on participants' sex and relationship status.

Rashid is bringing his sophomore feature, How She Move, to this year's festival, and though there's nothing overtly queer about the film's story line (which chronicles a high school student's unlikely interest in competitive step-dancing), he thinks there's more to it than just what's on the surface.

Avanto's chapel links these disparate elements in the landscape without being an overtly conspicuous presence, despite its evident newness.

In truth, the Nazi leader never overtly showed any disrespect to the athlete, and the sports-loving German crowds went mad over him.

Long before the invasion of Iraq, scholars such as Noam Chomsky and Chalmers Johnson had railed against successive American administrations that had both covertly and overtly engaged in political, subversive and military adventurism designed to undermine legitimate governments in other parts of the world.

"If you wanted to buy a soup or any yogurt or some kind of product that didn't overtly have bread or pasta ...

The euro is making a serious bid to displace the dollar as the global reserve currency chiefly because of the fact that Washington, despite its claim to be the capital of a free-market society, is more profligate in its spending and indebtedness than the overtly socialist governments of Europe.

But the heart of the album is found in the songs that overtly express Shaver's hard-won, down-home mysticism.

The press release for David Salle's recent exhibition of his new "Vortex Paintings" is conspicuous in its magniloquence, claiming that the spiral at the center of these ten large oil-on-linen works creates an "unprecedented sense of spatial depth." It's temping to attribute this hyperbole to Mary Boone and Jeffrey Deitch, the show's copresenters, but the work's overtly formal emphasis ultimately refers us back to the artist himself as its source.

While the promotion material says that "Christmas at Maxwell's" is the "vision of [a] Catholic filmmaker," unfortunately a bible quote at the end of the film is the only overtly religious feature in this film.