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Meanings of most obvious in English

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Usage of most obvious in English
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The most obvious way that oil dominates us, of course, is transportation.
The Irish Times
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One of the best, and most obvious questions to ask is Ok.
Ebony
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Although the most obvious, the change of period wasn't the only challenge.
The Guardian
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The most obvious sign is the increasing chatter about a second referendum.
The Irish Times
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The most obvious kinds of crocus to choose are often the best.
The Guardian
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This is exploitation, to be sure, in all the most obvious ways.
Wired
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But Salon has said it's passing on its most obvious branding opportunity.
Wired
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In Fido's case, the most obvious vulnerability is during the set up.
BBC
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The most obvious reason would be to buy the maps, of course.
Wired
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Nothing he has done since then has changed that most obvious fact.
News.com.au
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The most obvious answer is physical storage, and you should do that.
Wired
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He said the most obvious use of his device is in computing.
Reuters
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The most obvious lesson is simply that human psychology is infernally complicated.
Economics Without Illusions
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Bankers have said a bond-to-equity conversion would be the most obvious choice.
Reuters
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Smith's own approach as a batsman may offer the most obvious clue.
The Guardian
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The most obvious material to bring in for composting is animal manure.
Organic Gardener's Composting
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