Often castigated for dragging their heels, they have for once acted with startling haste. |
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The loud metallic sound is startling and helps add impact to your verbal correction. |
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Kat shouted, throwing her tool kit to the ground, the sound startling the twins out of their fight. |
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In the middle of the third period, Aaron rushed into the classroom, startling everyone in the class. |
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Jason grabbed her arm roughly, his grasp startling her and shaking her from her thoughts. |
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These are startling things to hear from such a quiet, decent, mild-mannered man. |
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It slows so that you're able to discern the edges with startling sharpness. |
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This one moved with startling speed to capture a shore crab that was walking across the stone wall of a slipway. |
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Glaciers are powerful modificatory agents, and they can duplicate human flaking to a startling degree. |
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The most startling story we heard was one who said a neighbour was in bed and a tree fell on their home and cut it in two. |
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But the truly startling thing is that these ideas are apparently common currency among special-ops types today. |
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I have witnessed firsthand the startling inconsistency with which Corporate America deals with singledom. |
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The Maine wood loomed behind it, providing a contrast between civilization and pure, unadulterated nature that was almost startling. |
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He mounts photomontages of nightmarish imagery, amusing and dangerous, on all kinds of rich and startling supports. |
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She wore a gown of startling blue, hinting that her name should have been Sapphire. |
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One of the most startling public acts of deception and sleight of hand has been undertaken by the provincial government. |
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On downhill runs we would slice past the bellowing Buran, sometimes startling a snowy arctic hare as we rounded a bend. |
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The images shot forth in a flourish of colour and noise, startling him as a distant memory became unforgotten. |
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Nicolas suddenly snapped his fingers in front of my face, startling me back into reality. |
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Then he received some startling news from a phone call that all his searching was wasted. |
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It is a startling debut attempt to create an original universe for a space opera. |
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His speech was almost unintelligible and punctuated with startling bursts of volume. |
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In an era when most speaker cabinets are mass-produced, the handmade finish on the all-wood Abby is startling in its beauty. |
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She thunderstruck the audience with her grounded, undulating attack and startling series of parallel, tilted cabrioles. |
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They should start now, instead of startling the public with novel ideas on the eve of the next general election. |
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Suddenly the river appeared, far below, a hot spot of startling blue, winding its way through the earth. |
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The results, always impertinent and delightful, can be both startling and surprising. |
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It offers some startling lessons in how we look at ourselves as well as how we perceive the stage of reality around us. |
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The sugary flanks of the mountains sit out with startling clarity across the valley. |
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It's a startling shade of blue grey, but apart from that, it's very well styled. |
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But in startling contrast, let me show you another side of the worm's nature. |
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One of the startling things about this case was the confession of the two brothers. |
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I'd seen him on the Meadowbank bus a few years before, wearing startling leather hot pants. |
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And, he has a startling reason to offer about staying away from cinema for so long. |
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Lexa was about to respond to this startling remark, but a new arrival beat her to it. |
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After he'd moved out of their home, Clews says she made a startling discovery. |
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People still spoke of the startling geniality of its citizens and the rare peace of its neighbourhood. |
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As expected for a creature of my startling intellect, I have a surprise for you. |
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The startling images and poetic text seem at first as incoherent as the ramblings of an old woman's mind. |
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But in other cases the police uncover a startling disjunction between appearance and reality. |
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It presented a startling image, like the inside of a part of a house that had just been bombed and was about to collapse. |
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Standing in Banda Aceh as the disaster unfolded around him, he knew he had captured the startling images of the tragedy. |
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The stone cracked some of the pathway, and another soon fell behind her, startling her slightly. |
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The site features a hard-hitting poster campaign, which uses a series of startling images and facts to highlight the cruelty to animals. |
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The simplicity of transforming the SC430 from a hardtop to topless is startling. |
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But thanks to modern mobile technology, what was once only a hare-brained idea has now become a startling reality. |
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Her long, straight hair fell over her shoulders in a smooth curtain to her waist and framed her face with a startling effect. |
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Her skin was a dusty brown running to a straw yellow about the eyes and nose, around the startling red of her lips. |
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She knows how to pack the energy inside her lines and irregular stanzas with startling celerity and agility. |
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He hobnobbed with the elite, and among his friends was a mathematician who made a startling discovery. |
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To recap the latest episode, the authors have stooped to the hoary old plot device of a startling newspaper revelation to chivvy the drama along. |
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It is meticulously incised with an image startling in its sureness of line, composition and structure, and magnificent in its subtlety. |
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His is a startling claim that is inconsistent with the repeated declarations of U.S. statesmen. |
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It's a fairly startling projection of a future that's looking increasingly bleak for newspaper classifieds. |
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The startling pastiness that had settled on his features quickly disappeared as he nodded, rubbing his temples lightly. |
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At the ceremony he revealed a startling cluelessness about 20th century music, especially popular songs. |
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It's startling at one point to see her appear in a series of photographs, her features as striking as they are in Rossetti's paint and pencil. |
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But as is revealed in a startling new biography, he fathered illegitimate children and had numerous affairs. |
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This is a movie with a distinct and startling cinematic language, but with uncomfortably coercive mannerisms. |
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He gave a loud, startling, heart-wrenching cry and fell backwards in a dead faint. |
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Thinking of Plato as semi-divine, alien to us, is not so startling in a world in which great families claimed descent from the gods. |
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Even Rod has now been moved to join in with a startling attack on Ms Mone, which does not bear repeating in a family newspaper. |
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The result was a startling and unconventional series of designs which really impressed those at a special show at the school. |
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As a colorist he is generally restrained, but, in these paintings, startling reds, golden yellow and vibrant green enliven his palette. |
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He quotes from the incandescent love sonnets of Louise Labe and Maurice Sceve with a startling but unaccountable urgency. |
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It is a startling admission for a competitor in one of the most solitary of sporting arenas. |
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She has a startling assurance and composure and the performance is most notable. |
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In other news, my bank statement has arrived, with a startling 15 quid being my total ingoing for the month of February. |
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The juxtaposition demonstrates the startling fidelity with which the director recreated his vision on screen. |
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The berries are startling and I am very much looking forward to the arrival of the northern blackbirds, the fieldfare and redwing. |
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And the most startling thing was to learn suddenly that he was very insignificant. |
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These startling revelations spurred the Army's inspector general to launch an investigation to determine the facts. |
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At first regarded as an eccentric minor poet, she is now considered a major writer of startling originality. |
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The full-bore spookiness of these interludes provides a startling contrast to the main action, which traverses familiar road-movie territory. |
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This was news to me, startling news, so, although I had intuited the answer to my next question, I desperately asked it anyway. |
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Many scientists have studied the effects of pollutants on the ozone layer, often with startling results. |
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These could easily light up the flight deck of an aircraft with startling results to the crew. |
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With each moment that passes, the sun's color shimmers and changes from startling purples and magentas to the soft hues of cornflower blue. |
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It may have been borne out of provincial jealousy and a covetous desire, but the attack was startling in its intensity. |
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So startling is the divergence that you can barely credit the evidence before your eyes. |
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The four young pilots came to a startling halt as they watched the lithe, curvy figure stepping out of the cockpit. |
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So she used earthy language and tore off her wig, startling the other members of the court with her informality. |
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A young Vixen, in this preludial scene played by a child, frisks in, startling a frog, who leaping to safety, lands on the forester's nose. |
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She was achingly gaunt, her skin pasty white, the lines of her face stark and startling in their prominence. |
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What's startling at first is their shimmering prettiness, which nearly masks their confrontational play with identity politics. |
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It is startling to realise how deeply the monarchy is embedded in the nation. |
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And, in its bizarre, magnificent glory, it's a startling and exciting sight. |
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So the sets look glamorous and glossy, yet the lighting creates startling contrasts between light and shadow. |
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Part of what was startling about the book was its desolateness, its apparent lack of pleasure in anything to do with the sport. |
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A startling image shows Salisbury nave at high level from behind a glossy black Purbeck marble column and capital which dominate the foreground. |
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It's startling to see putatively liberal moviemakers portray celibacy as a noble, selfless, even rational endeavor. |
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Thus it is that one often comes across a line of startling beauty and brilliance in an otherwise putrescent poem or page of prose. |
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After the startling discovery the woman took the ring back to the police station so the original owner could be found. |
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Stagecoach workers made the startling discovery after checking inside the box for security reasons. |
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Of course, our leisure rested upon a pyramid of startling inequality and social difference. |
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Unhappily, the argument rides on the back of some startling oversimplifications, exaggerations and elisions. |
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Isaiah and Gabe burst into loud guffaws of laughter, startling the hikers in front of us. |
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With a wry but startling curse, he stops strumming his guitar and looks to the audience for help. |
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Do you have any comment for the critics who claim you're just trying to emulate Jackson's startling success? |
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Most startling of all are the exhaustive lengths to which their designers and engineers go to build safety into even the smallest component. |
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In the discussion over the turn of the Millennium, disregarding the finer point of exactly when that may be, I heard one startling comparison. |
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Metaphor provides startling redescriptions of the world by revealing an unexpected resemblance between once distant and divergent terms. |
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On the docket tonight, a startling decision from a judge who's ordering the late-night show host to stay away from an obsessed fan. |
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She looked up suddenly, startling him, and she scrutinized the dome of the sky above her. |
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She started to doze off but a loud crash was heard from downstairs, startling her awake. |
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The only strong caveat involves a startling scene early in the film in which Charlie is forced by his father to drown a helpless dog. |
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A pure, startling and resounding poetry, informed with so much legerity and fire. |
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What is startling about this statement is the degree to which this mayor is simply abdicating responsibility for governing the city. |
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It is whackily comic with irreverent overtones and moments of quite startling seriousness. |
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On reviewing the epoch-making events of the eighteenth century, we find a condition of affairs startling in its abnormity. |
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Her comments in interviews and at readings, likewise, reveal the startling literalness of her apparently abstract, difficult poems. |
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Watching a movie while jacked up on valkyr often yields startling insights into the filmmaker's vision. |
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But the results were startling enough, suggesting the potential for a quantum jump in the accuracy and effect of American fire power. |
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She had a distinctive voice of intense warmth and startling range, and a technique seldom matched in the history of opera. |
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Certainly, the difference between his real-life accelerative Liverpudlian bark and his on-screen Glasgow burr is a startling one. |
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In the year before her death, the Princess favoured startling Versace mini-dresses accessorised with big jewels and eye-catching handbags. |
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It is interesting that they are not called to account for this startling performance. |
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He is startling in the role of Jed, an achingly vulnerable figure who is tenderhearted, sympathetic, yet still very dangerous. |
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He was about 6 foot 1 or 2, with soft brown hair that settled wavily on his head and startling green eyes. |
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Among the most startling admissions made by scientists there was that they had weaponized the biological agent aflatoxin. |
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His campaigning uniform is a dark suit and black loafers, his tie a startling shade of red, one of five he bought as a job lot. |
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It is a startling admission from the manager who ended the club's 36-year wait for a trophy by lifting the Tennents Scottish Cup two years ago. |
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A raggle-taggle clamour of children curls by, banging homemade drums and startling an old man who has been praying into his wrinkled brown hands. |
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The sealed road wends its way across the stark Anti-Atlas and startling scenery appears after Igherm while descending the Akka Valley. |
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This was a startling shift for a company that was an icon of white American culture. |
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Nothing startling, then, just a solid album for those who like their female vocalists neither too poppy nor raw and raucous. |
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In startling shades of screaming red and eye-popping orange, they are ravishingly gaudy. |
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I at least had the satisfaction of startling the idiot out of his numb trance before I knuckled down to the task at hand. |
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The disorientation is fitting because, startling as it now seems, wrecking was practiced not by rogues or villains but by unremarkable locals. |
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In contrast to the laconic style of most garage MCs, Mills rhymes in a startling, panicked yelp. |
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Old information is reinterpreted and integrated in light of startling new evidence. |
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Suddenly concerned he opened the door quickly and rushed inside, startling Blair who was hopping from the desk to the couch. |
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His remarks provide no startling insights, but do cover a number of interesting reminiscences of people and events. |
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As a dancer he is admired for his startling grace, superb technique, and amazing control. |
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These works ranged from swirling, meditative patterns of onyx and white to startling hues of lapis lazuli. |
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One startling fact to emerge from research is the great differences in levels of infection. |
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His startling lack of charisma accentuates the pervasive feeling of leadenness. |
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Our epoch is characterized by startling advances on the one hand and conditions of extreme socioeconomic retrogression and distress on the other. |
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There were some startling revelations along the way that made me check and recheck in complete amazement. |
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There are some startling new revelations tonight about Marilyn's life and death. |
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Fuller doesn't rouse his audiences with smooth patter and startling revelations of abuse he's suffered. |
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A little tighter editing and this would have been a startling cinematic revelation. |
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This startling reversal of fortune is instructive of the way in which modern management techniques are revitalizing Chinese business. |
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The only fun she had that day was running through the newsroom, startling my colleagues with her sudden appearance at their desks. |
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He accompanies his startling allegations about his opponent with riveting admissions about his own identity. |
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The most startling such event was the origin of the eukaryotes by the fusion of an archaebacterium with some eubacteria. |
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To confirm his worst fears, a yell comes out of the bathroom window upstairs, startling the few crows perched on the lone tree in their garden. |
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This year's finest traditional album, however, comes from a long-established artist who is still in remarkable, even startling form. |
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The island's startling natural beauty can be a rueful reminder of what once was, up and down the Caribbean archipelago. |
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An Aussie wine-producing company recently commissioned a poll of restaurant diners about le vin, with some startling results. |
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The results were startling as astonished friends saw him ride a bicycle for the first time in two years. |
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Research into the apparently unrelated field of electricity and magnetism produced a startling confirmation of the wave theory of light. |
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Behind him, leaning against the wall, was a young woman with long blonde hair and startling green eyes, wearing a flowing gown of deep scarlet. |
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Males of over half of the species of manakins produce startling sounds with their wings during courtship displays. |
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She opened her mouth to protest, but found Abigale had already turned to leave, severing their conversation with a startling terseness. |
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He strode in, startling the billiard marker, Thomas Budd, who was about to close the side door. |
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His voice, a deep baritone of startling beauty, awakened the girl from her lapse. |
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These results are in startling contrast with studies conducted with sedentary people. |
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He opened his blue eyes and, seeing Wesley, grinned with a suddenness that was startling. |
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He also breaks down and makes a startling admission that will have fans of the book seething with anger. |
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She has a startling voice, a throaty roar somewhere between Janis Joplin and Mavis Staples. |
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His mind throbbed with greater insistency at the startling conclusion that had presented itself. |
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One of modern art's most fascinating figures, Salvador Dali was a self-confessed genius who took surrealism to startling extremes. |
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Malcolm's voice was like a clap of thunder, startling everyone at the table. |
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Even more startling was the cynical, even hateful, tone of many of the letters. |
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The most startling aspect of the game is the mix of people who meld together on the five-a-side pitch. |
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Below stretched Carnmore, a water-filled trench hemmed in by brooding peaks and startling rock bluffs, mile upon mile of rugged isolation. |
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The rarity of such a scene gives it a mildly startling effect here, which I thought was worthy of a mention. |
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In our sleepy little town where things moved with the soporific gait of undersea vegetation, high fashion made its startling appearance all of a sudden! |
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He had golden tanned skin, startling blue eyes and short blonde hair. |
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His clothes are a medley of complicated textures, startling but enrapturing color palettes and unabashed luxury. |
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Yesterday, aged 17, she promoted herself from one of tennis's traditional, decorative, slow-news-day starlets into a global contender of sudden and startling promise. |
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Another startling sight in this second-floor office was a mint condition Ford of the earliest vintage. |
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Cirque du Soleil obviously sprang to startling success with a variety of shows since its 1987 founding. |
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The June 1848 uprising was savagely repressed, as far as we know without Vidocq's help, but Lamartine's remark is still a startling tribute to his power. |
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Sometimes a truism can be proclaimed in a manner that makes it startling. |
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Plants recommended for a south-facing wall include callistemon, the beautiful crimson bottle-brush and the startling passion flower, passiflora caerulea. |
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There's nothing startling about the academy's ideological leanings. |
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This trend is about to produce some even more startling attempts to either resurrect the great TV detectives of the past or to revive interest in some long-running shows. |
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This sudden switch to first-person narration is startling to the reader. |
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The movement, despite an easygoing first theme, has its share of surprises, notably some startling modulations into keys somewhere around the planet Pluto. |
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Its regretful, transfiguring ending, built out of a wonderfully orchestral monody, is remarkable, and the clarity of the textures is quite startling. |
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The clear sky was a startling pink colour, and, as there was not a breath of wind, the glassy surface of the water shone with the same beautiful hue. |
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Calgary-based Old Trout Puppet Workshop have evolved a unique, abstract puppet theatre by blending physical theatre with mask work to create a startling mode of presentation. |
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Like most of my sister's stories, it provoked a startling mental picture, capturing a moment in time when one's actions seem both unimaginably cruel and completely natural. |
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The startling discovery was that as we kept coming back to this island over two or three years we kept finding the same blind snakes which we'd marked. |
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By focusing on cost reduction and cash generation, Lord Hanson brought about a startling revival in the fortunes of many companies that he acquired. |
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Just as Raine had shut her eyes, the telephone rang, startling her. |
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The wealth of evidence is startling, including the links to King Arthur and his descendants as the guardians of the grail, the guardians of Mary's mortal remains. |
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On Monday, it was to the driving range, where I rediscovered my startling aptitude for slicing the ball, though I was relieved to make contact at all. |
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In it he arrives at the startling notion of the Great War as one that was pre-mourned. |
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It really is startling that not one fragment of an airplane that weighed 250 tons has yet turned up. |
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It was a startling move from a globally renowned activist who galvanized women to push for an end to civil war. |
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A scream suddenly echoed throughout the gardens, startling us both, followed by a dull bang that could have been a gun firing and a body hitting the ground. |
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It no longer seems as startling for the Queen, as here, to be climactically confronted by a City baron dressed as Mother Goose or told that her son is off his rocker. |
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His transformation is startling, both emotionally and physically. |
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The report also makes the startling point that Aboriginal girls were more likely to be removed from their communities by the white assimilationist policies of the past. |
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It is so smooth you'd never guess it runs on diesel, and the little Hyundai goes like a bomb, startling other drivers both around town and on the motorway. |
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Still, the film is a startling document for its time, and in its crazy quilt of themes could be screened credibly in a festival of avant-garde films. |
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A child disappears from a Haitian village, showcasing how the island connects with grief in startling ways. |
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But the headlong rush to drill has caused a number of social and environmental consequences that are just too startling to ignore. |
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Surprisingly unconfined by this genre, he continues to produce startling new works that offer a range of effects, from the self-referential to the humorous to the sublime. |
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Only twice did Democratic presidential contenders make the sort of startling, high-risk moves far more typical of Republicans. |
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Playwright Edward Bond supplied sinewy dialogue, but nothing could compete with Roeg's startling images of fierce orange suns, lizards and insects, and savage terrain. |
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These are among the more startling revelations that Cheung uncovers. |
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The crispness of the unpainted, undecorated oak and bare walls is a startling yet pleasant contrast to the intentionally modern and institutional feel of the lobbies. |
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Though she's known for her powerful sense of drama and has often deployed startling scenic effects as well as spoken text, Rain is a spectacle made from just a few materials. |
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For many governments, corporations, and individuals, these numbers are startling. |
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If you view all cheating husbands as subhuman, her assessment is to be expected, but I found the comment startling. |
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The most startling thing about babbitt today is not its satire but the haunting, if brief, moments of introspection. |
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Grey carbuncled shells of giant clams open up to reveal a flesh of startling beauty, soft mauves dotted with electric blue and the palest of yellow. |
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So this startling move towards Internet censorship should come as no surprise. |
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The battles showcase a generalized blur of blood within much frenetic camerawork, but we get very few startling evocations of real mayhem or horror. |
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I'm trying to find a suitable metaphor for the startling ungentleness with which the world is apparently greeting the triumphant completion of my undergraduate education. |
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Then Roderigo, who has left the room, suddenly and unexpectedly rushes back in to strike hands with Iago, startling the latter who was to embark on his monologue. |
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When tests were carried out on a pelvic bone, the startling scale of the discovery began to emerge. |
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Naturally, you are trying to get a fix on this startling turn of fortune. |
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Lola, California is a startling novel, as prodigiously smart as it is technically proficient. |
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Elsewhere, the deep green of pounamu marks the sources of greenstone, and silver and greys are deployed in a startling evocation of mist and spume. |
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However, the two of them were in for quite a startling surprise. |
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The denouement of the final twist in the plot is so startling and funny that the laughter must surely have been heard above the traffic outside the theatre. |
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Some of the concern over student debt is likely driven by the startling headline numbers. |
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By now, everyone has seen the startling photos and video of the conga line of climbers ascending Everest earlier this month. |
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The total breakdown of the socialist economies of Eastern Europe, on which East Germany was almost entirely dependent, occurred with startling rapidity. |
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The narrator's apparent chumminess with such a startling array of people derives in large part from the richness and energy of the speeches he reports. |
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The company has this year launched a startling range of new KitKats, including a low carb version, Seville Orange, white chocolate and lemon flavours. |
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The horses pulling the carriage suddenly took fright for no apparent reason, snapped the traces and bolted off, startling both the hosts and their guest of honour. |
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Her eyes opened to their usual startling wideness, and she recommenced her observation of him, an odd smile playing into the corners of her mouth. |
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Her eyes, a startling blue-gray danced and twinkled in the light streaming in from tall, elegant windows framed with green marble columns topped by gold-painted fluting. |
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Based on a startling true story, the show takes us down the trafficless roads and on to the unspoilt paradise beaches of a tiny isolated island in the Bahamas. |
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The contrast between the latest textbooks on information technology on the one hand, and the guides to astrology palmistry and numerology on the other, is startling. |
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Now he weighs in with this startling bit of info showing that the doctrines informing the Second Vatican Council's views of non-Christian religions are, shazam, not new. |
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It was a startling moment, but almost no one realized that a sea change had occurred. |
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More startling, his manic-depressive nature is expressed by sudden changes of tempo, juxtaposing passages in semiquavers with slow-moving minims and semibreves. |
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But those figures included a startling rise in the overall number of day trips to Wales. |
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The fact that these perceived differences in fact hold some startling similarities is only one component of The Second Coming. |
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Equally amazing to the team was the long-tongued fly which makes a startling appearance in programme three, Deserts. |
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Perhaps more startling is how the NTSB heard of these scares. |
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A survey of doctors' views on mercy killings has thrown up some startling findings. |
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But serendipitously, one finds some startling incidents, either long forgotten or barely known, of protest and piss-taking. |
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On August 2002, grower Greg Palla rose before the board of directors of a major regional marketing cooperative and made a startling announcement. |
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After a startling abruption and a slow recovery, the canonic process is resumed at, with a whole slew of redundant entries on the last phrase. |
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And now it is even plusher inside, more refined and elegant with some startling trim changes that are real crowd-pleasers. |
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Their startling heads of luminous lime green light up the garden for months. |
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The majority of laser pointer illuminations cause reactions of startling, after imaging, or flash blinding. |
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And when Ted Jr. trains his rancor onto Daniel, the results are startling. |
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These are startling terms indeed for someone so often thought of as the arch-misogynist and arch-sexist of the Enlightenment period. |
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And when he hits a double biceps shot, his proportion is more than a little startling. |
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The common things are terrible and startling, death, for instance, and first love. |
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He loved to flabbergast his associates by announcing some startling new policy without consulting any of them. |
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In startling transitions, in colours all intensated, the sublime, the ludicrous, the horrible succeed one another. |
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From the death of Augustus in AD 14 until about 200, Roman authors emphasized style and tried new and startling ways of expression. |
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Macbeth raves fearfully, startling his guests, as the ghost is only visible to himself. |
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He embraces her, but a shadowed figure rises from the trapdoor of the tower, startling Judy, who steps backward and falls to her death. |
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Anyone hankering for startling revelations or amusing anecdotes had better look elsewhere. |
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Thus such elements as collage were introduced, arising partly from an ideal of startling juxtapositions as revealed in Pierre Reverdy's poetry. |
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He came to the startling realization that he had never really known the truth. |
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That startling admission capped a miserable night for City as they arrived in Germany following an unbeaten start to the season. |
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Her voice came, muffled, as if from the back of the top of his head. The ventriloquial effect was startling. |
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In his often depurated work, Surrealist ideals, Zen, and the repurposing of traditional Japanese prosodic forms interpenetrate in startling ways. |
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Louis-Dreyfus combines optimism, vulnerability and world-weariness to startling effect. |
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World traveling sorcerer supreme Charles Carter, yclept Carter the Mysterious, has made a startling discovery that makes the news from Europe seem mild indeed. |
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This ground-breaking study has uncovered another startling fact. |
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There are no straight lines in nature, so the runwaylike precision of the canals is startling to the eye, wildly incongruous amid the natural curves of the bayous and lakes. |
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The effect is very wierd and startling, especially when viewed after dark. |
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Technical advances have led to startling findings in such areas of study as high-energy astrophysics, including intensive work on the shock fronts of supernova remnants. |
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Kochen, another Princeton mathematician, proved the free will theorem, a startling version of the 'no hidden variables' principle of quantum mechanics. |
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This effort sought the application of the most elementary human rights and constitutional principles in the face of a startling arrogation of executive power. |
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Bastards, badmash, sala junglee crooks, never worked a day, took everything, even my new wedding ring,' wails the youngish bride of startling beauty who needs no adornment. |
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It turns out the drink has a startling effect on the peculiar padre, causing him to recount an earlier life that has unexpected and life-changing consequences for the Fisks. |
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Forbidden Bigfoot exposes the startling connections between Sasquatch and other unexplained phenomena, from UFOs and fairies to stick signs and crop-circle-like formations. |
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That might not sound startling, except for the fact that cinema's track record in handling gay issues has been splotchier than a twink on a high-gluten diet. |
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Hyer in 1863, opposed the points mentioned in Hopkins' pamphlet and revealed a startling divide in the Episcopal Church over the issue of slavery. |
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