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And their works are no less explicit than those of men.

Coming up with an explicit plan will make everyone feel better.

I've never known anyone in our Order to be so very explicit.

I told the man he should have been more explicit.

In some cases the state makes its view clear and explicit.

The administration has never been so explicit on this point.

I think it should be made explicit what case is involved here.

He did not want to be more explicit than that.

There are four such areas which the Court has been explicit about.

He does not give explicit support to any specific idea.

But he was more explicit than in the past that Americans should cut back.

They said his meaning was always clear but never explicit.

In the earlier period the reports were much less explicit than now.

It is to them that I will give a more explicit answer.

They just went right past him, and I was afraid to be too explicit.

In recent years, this sort of choice has been very explicit.

No one can ever be explicit about his own value system because he is inside it.

But she needs to take a more active and explicit hand here.

The contrast in their present lives could not be made more explicit.

For that reason he will not be explicit in his message.

In the case of the Chinese, the answer has been explicit: let them come.

The bill is explicit that the federal government would pay nothing into the fund.

However, in the sense she was now thinking of it, his letter had been quite explicit.