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In this case, Coin clearly and conspicuously states that they will ship in the Summer of 2014. If they fail to ship by that time, they are required to offer purchasers a refund.

In the USA, conspicuously trying to save money on staple foods is a signifier of poverty. Almost nobody is proud of it.

For many years, they were conspicuously open and friendly, as you would expect from a company run by engineers. That got them a lot of geek love, and a big boost to their early adoption efforts.

Of course, public review is conspicuously absent from that list. Only privileged members of Congress, long out of touch with the public, will be reviewing this -- it's business as usual.

Rogue conspicuously makes no mention of this part: "Apple asked Rogue Amoeba to update their app to remain in compliance with our terms and conditions."

Getting a dog is less conspicuously destructive but is also a serious commitment and not something you're in a position to recommend. 3.

What's conspicuously lacking here is not positivity per se, it's the absence of civility & decency. Those are two very different sets of attributes.

And if the application makes money by showing you advertising, it should clearly and conspicuously explain this. This information should be presented in a way that a typical user will see and understand not buried in small print that requires you to scroll.

I'm increasingly uncomfortable with the perception that colleges are living large while tuition rates climb, and I feel we should be more conspicuously frugal to combat it.

However, the single biggest issue is that in all the training that I've described so far, one major component has been conspicuously absent - the trainees' creative abilities were not nurtured at all. This is entirely intentional.

Edu/uscode/text/15/8401 Note that the law doesn't prohibit 30 day free trials, which is how a lot of SaaS products are sold, so long as that's conspicuously displayed at the time of the original sign-up.

First, and very simply, the existing Exec design is conspicuously weak and unprofessional. It looks copy+pasted from a million other sites, but without anyone with a good eye to look it over and pull the disparate copied elements together.

The idea that he's referring to policy prohibitions - not technical limitations - is even more unsettling when violations of law as egregious as Clapper's lying to Congress go so conspicuously unpunished. The entire concept of illegality as an impediment becomes meaningless when a class that's demonstrably above the law emerges in public.

This focus on leadership in admissions is very well known, and manifests itself conspicuously in competitive high schools. There's a considerable amount of unspoken pressure to get "leadership" positions in school clubs, do "leadership" activities in community service, do varsity sports or other leadership in sports, and participate in ranked competitions.

Allow me to quote from the Code of Federal Regulations for airworthiness: Regardless of whether smoking is allowed in any other part of the airplane, lavatories must have self-contained, removable ashtrays located conspicuously on or near the entry side of each lavatory door, except that one ashtray may serve more than one lavatory door if the ashtray can be seen readily from the cabin side of each lavatory served. The plane can not leave the terminal if the bathrooms dont have ashtrays.

Conspicuously. The use of 'flaunt' to mean 'to ignore or treat with disdain' is strongly objected to by many usage guides.'"