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Meanings of overtly political in English

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Usage of overtly political in English
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It's not an overtly political movie, but it certainly has a perspective.
News.com.au
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I wonder if she thinks about her art as overtly political?
The Guardian
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They played that role not in an overtly political way, but with political sense.
A journey: my political life
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The street vendors' union is not an overtly political group.
Reuters
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Some say they will have to become more overtly political.
Reuters
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Three assaults, two of them overtly political and one domestic.
Leviathan Wakes
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Some of this "degenerate" art is both overtly political and stylistically breathtaking.
The Guardian
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And we were careful not to be overtly political.
The Guardian
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By then the dispute had become more overtly political.
The Guardian
10
By the 1970s Newman had become more overtly political.
The Guardian
11
Countries have been banned from the Olympics before, but it's always been for overtly political reasons.
Wired
12
Anything else could provoke a charge of overtly political interference in the governance of the BBC.
The Guardian
13
He eschewed any overtly political overtones to the Cuba visit, saying the message of jazz was universal.
Reuters
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Franken says that while Keillor is clearly a Democrat, he is not overtly political on the show.
The Guardian
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So, it's not surprising that Morgan has an issue with Beyoncé becoming more overtly political in her art.
Ebony
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The only overtly political text that accompanies the images on nanobama.com is the tagline, "vote for science."
Wired
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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