It is as plain as day to me that you simply have no idea what you are talking about.

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The brilliance of innovative solutions as well as the unfortunate consequences of poor product quality is equally as plain as day.

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And U.S.-born Hispanics see it as plain as day.

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Some targeting is as plain as day.

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Watson came running but only because he had heard Bell on the receiver, plain as day.

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To prove it, Trump does a remarkable thing: He lifts the flaxen locks that flop above his forehead to reveal, plain as day, a normal hairline.

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That's all there, plain as day, for everybody to see.

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The reference was twofold and plain as day.

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And, as plain Englishmen by now every day do, he was using it wrong.

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And it was plain sailing for Key and Moore, who collected seven boundaries between them as the Lions wrapped up victory with a day to spare.

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