1.   And what pleases her most, she said, is a subtle effect.

2.   Are there more subtle effects of the existing dual mandate?

3.   Beyond Boeing, Locke said the meeting with Jiang had a more subtle effect of solidifying the bonds between China and Washington state.

4.   But even the more subtle effects like depressed mood, memory problems and word-finding difficulties can be devastating to those who are afflicted.

5.   But more insidious and threatening in the long run, say Dr. Colborn and others, may be the subtle effects of low doses in the womb.

6.   But there are more subtle effects.

7.   But the presidential race could have a more subtle effect.

8.   Creating a realistic final product has proven exceptionally difficult because light can take long, complicated paths, creating subtle effects to which the human eye is finely attuned.

9.   Eakins also had a special ability, as many people have noted, to convey the act of thinking, a subtle effect.

10.   Other businesses have more subtle effects on Indonesian solvency, as well as on public confidence in American good will.