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"Obviously" and "clearly" are huge red flags that the writer is trying to bluff (esp. in student work). Just write: "Then"

• mikeash 13y ago
  "As is apparent to even the most mentally deficient child...."
  • gcr 13y ago
    "Anyone with an elementary background in physics can see that...", or the real kicker, "As is apparent to introductory students, "
    • yk 13y ago
      This will just point out, that you want to hide something. If you want to make sure that no one checks, use "After an easy, but somewhat tedious, calculation"
      • dkersten 13y ago
        How about you start with a simple proof and then write "Similarly, we can show"