The gap in slugging percentages is much more striking: .
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And the contrast with Democrats' message couldn't be more striking.
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It's more striking, though, that the slices don't line up.
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Disparities are even more striking along racial and ethnic lines.
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Which makes it all the more striking in these landscapes.
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But there is something even more striking about this place.
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The change from the preceding week was even more striking.
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More striking to pollsters is how changeable voters have been.
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That dynamic makes this week's change all the more striking.
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That makes Wiki's devoted practice of it all the more striking.
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The disparity is even more striking for employees working service jobs.
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The disparity in coverage surrounding Hasson's arrest is even more striking.
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This giant bubble shot is one of Douglas' more striking images.
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But even more striking is how conversational and direct it feels.
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And the moment that follows this one is even more striking.
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The gap between the genders is even more striking among millennials.
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When Austin Butler had longer locks, he looked even more striking.
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The repricing has been even more striking further out the curve.
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But the differences between then and now may be more striking.
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A more striking difference was seen with the poll participant's age.
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A comparison of the figures along racial lines is even more striking.
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The plan is even more striking for the issues that it ducks.
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For those seeking same-sex partners the swing is even more striking.
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Other people, though, have used the technique to find more striking results.
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Yet the poignancy of the relationship has become much more striking lately.
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The tale of trade in services, especially tourism, is even more striking.
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More striking was the improvement in how men spent their golden years.
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Those victories made George Conway's announcement on Wednesday all the more striking.
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More striking is the impeccable political correctness with which "Her Notes" proceeds.
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But the similarities are much more striking and significant than the differences.
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Yet more striking than his look was his manner before skeptical lawmakers.
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Perhaps even more striking has been the arrest of human rights lawyers.
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Nowhere is this more striking than in universities in the United States.
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Overall, what is missing is more striking than what is on offer.
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The Mail's enduring influence here makes its evolution all the more striking.
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The losses are all the more striking since the elections themselves were neutered.
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In other parts of finance the sense of stasis is yet more striking.
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The elevation of his son is an even more striking break with tradition.
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That it was delivered by Mr Sinwar made it all the more striking.
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America's strides are all the more striking because they coincide with wobbles elsewhere.
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Even more striking was the consistency of the Democratic advantage around the nation.
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It also has a design that's more striking than the iPhone XS Max.
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Although the aforementioned examples are already mentally challenging, there are more striking examples.
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Among specific groups of people, Hermes says, the data is even more striking.
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It's perhaps more striking to see this sort of gerontocracy on the left.
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What's more striking is how imperiled existing, fully paid-off coal plants are.
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Even more striking has been the low-key reception to Rocco DiSpirito's return.
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But what's even more striking is the Danes' attitude toward working long hours.
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Even more striking is the labor market experiences of youth by educational attainment.
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But what's more striking is just how much has shifted politically since Salem's visit.
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Her tweet is all the more striking given the "silent" aspect of this protest.
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Engadget notes that the second version of the Protocol logo was actually more striking.
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Once you get the drone in the air, the difference is even more striking.
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More striking yet is the almost invisible reflection of the photographer in the window.
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Turing waited until almost 42, but made his tragedy more striking by committing suicide.
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Another floating head-inspired design is made even more striking with vines and flowers.
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As it stands, the fact of Sanders's admiration makes the connection even more striking.
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Araujo's speech is all the more striking as the Amazon rainforest continues to burn.
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Still more striking is the sheer size and persistence of the mass of ordinary people.
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The expansion of nominal GDP, which makes no adjustment for inflation, is even more striking.
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After almost 100 days of Donald Trump, the contrast could not have been more striking.
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Against this backdrop of tightened mortgage credit, programs like Homewise appear all the more striking.
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The outcome of the election to Taiwan's parliament, the Legislative Yuan, was more striking still.
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View more striking images of Body of Pain, Body of Love, Body of Wisdom below.
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But more striking was a detail from a New Yorker article about Oberlin last month.
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But what is more striking is the performance of cyclical stocks relative to defensive ones.
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The speech was all the more striking because it was delivered on behalf of Mrs.
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There can be few more striking illustrations of the power of the orexins than this.
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Typically, the more striking there is in a professional wrestling match, the worse it looks.
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Even more striking is the difference in the proportion of economic losses that are uninsured.
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What she continued sharing with me was even more striking, her own trauma and guilt.
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Here he sets out across the country to find some of their more striking stories.
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Even more striking, exit polls found majorities of Republicans feeling "betrayed" by their party leaders.
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Perhaps more striking than the adaptation of the harsh narrative is the movie's animation style.
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Mike Pence's unbreakable gaze at the back of the president's head was actually more striking.
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I do know that the fonts in the documentary were much more striking than this.
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More striking was the question of a white man in the same audience, who said.
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Even more striking is the rage among Vietnamese who have not suffered from the poisoning themselves.
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" Wells explained that one aspect is informational privacy, but a more striking aspect is "visual privacy.
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JS: You know again, I think—that was one of the more striking things of it.
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That makes the extent to which he manages to flub the interview all the more striking.
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Yet perhaps more striking is how very typical this decade has been for stock market investors.
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Even more striking is the testimony of Mered himself, who appears to be still at large.
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Even more striking is that as Republicans have turned against NATO, Democrats have warmed to it.
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Read more: Striking photos show the devastation wreaked by record-breaking fires in the Amazon rainforest
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Perhaps, even more striking is that the influence of parental incarceration can extend beyond mental health.
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More striking, the women who had exercised showed much better ability to regulate their body heat.
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She's also changed her hairstyle multiple times, which has often made her look even more striking.
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What's even more striking is how Kelley Paul describes the attack -- and the motive behind it.
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His isolation is all the more striking in juxtaposition with the scenes between Molly and Issa.
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"More striking was the reaction we saw on a lot of the parents' faces," he said.
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Perhaps even more striking than the way the game ended was how close it remained throughout.
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From close range on a chase boat in Bermuda's Great Sound, they were even more striking.
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If "Power Strip" is more striking intellectually and politically than dramatically, though, it is striking nonetheless.
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What's even more striking than this abrupt vulnerability is how little prop comedy he leans on.
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More striking than the table of numerals itself is the vibrant glow of its chromatic dissonance.
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A more striking way to think about this is to look even further back in time.
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Mr. Greenblatt's ties to Mr. Trump have translated into more striking levels of power and prestige.
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Which makes the Trump administration's Monday announcement of new sanctions against Russia all the more striking.
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More striking still was a stark decrease in the incidence of and deaths from lung cancer.
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What's even more striking is that these differences seem to grow with scale rather than shrink.
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But there's actually another layer of much more striking (if less obvious) symbolism to the Time cover.
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Perhaps more striking would be a ban on bulk shipment of li-on batteries by air, period.
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His reticence with China is all the more striking given his otherwise belligerent rhetoric and swaggering persona.
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Other leaders managed to make it to the cemetery, which made Trump's absence all the more striking.
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All the more striking, the scene took place in Shanghai, one of China's richest, most sophisticated cities.
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Even more striking than the overall gross was the average ticket price at the Springsteen show: $203.
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A more striking feature of the FOMC's latest forecast is what it has to say about unemployment.
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If there is a more striking example of retail panache anywhere in Italy I've never seen it.
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When the researchers bred healthy mice to produce extra Klotho, they got an even more striking result.
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Those were among the more striking findings from polls of voters entering the caucuses across Iowa on Monday.
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The contrast with militaristic, unstable and often repressive Pakistan under Muhammad Ali Jinnah could not be more striking.
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Hong Kong (CNN)You could not have asked for a more striking contrast between Hong Kong and Beijing.
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Such images are, if anything, too plentiful here—holiday snapshots and pet portraits dilute the more striking works.
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More striking still, he dispensed with countertenor falsetto in that number and sang in his natural baritone voice.
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Mr Graham found signs both of conservatism and of freer life-choices, but the former seem more striking.
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But it wasn't until Alzheimer performed an autopsy on her brain that the case became even more striking.
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More striking still, the lineup of top wines is completely different from the ones in our 2012 tasting.
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What is even more striking than the barriers to access, however, is the poor quality of information available.
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More striking to me than the luxury shops was the sheer seclusion and inaccessibility of living in Rublyovka.
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People are just very, very honest about where they're at, and it's almost more striking in a way.
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And even more striking is how he put his coalition together — he just did better than she did.
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I used to find him sly, but what is far more striking now is his impulsive, elusive eccentricity.
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What is more striking is to find a version of this familiar story from 150 million years ago.
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While there is indeed synchronicity in the lives of these two artists, their differences are perhaps more striking.
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Such expansion looks all the more striking when you consider what has been happening elsewhere in business and finance.
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This equivocation is all the more striking because China seems to be trying to repair relations with South Korea.
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But there is no pocket of America where the erosion in GOP support is more striking than Orange County.
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Even more striking, nearly 25 percent said it was important in making their decision to accept their current job.
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One of the more striking example was Zoiglhaus in Portland, a city known as a mecca for beer geeks.
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Given these statistics, it's all the more striking that so few women ever end up on sex offender registries.
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But more striking is the sense of how very special our own planet and moment in geologic time are.
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But perhaps even more striking has been the development of a drug known as PrEP, for pre-exposure prophylaxis.
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Ms. Athill's authorial success was all the more striking in that she had never intended to be a writer.
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In the first game of the series, his effort was even more striking: 51 points, 8 assists, 8 rebounds.
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The resilience of ISIS is even more striking, given the unfriendly neighbors and unwelcome environment it finds in Afghanistan.
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Even more striking: Only 2628 counties have been home to half of all new businesses launched in that window.
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Majorities of all age groups disagreed with Trump's approach, but the disapproval among younger voters is even more striking.
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Even more striking was the abrupt turn in oil and commodity prices, which rippled through the economy and markets.
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Even more striking, he alone of his large rural family managed to migrate across continents and attend prominent universities.
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Though it may seem contradictory, the more personal nature of his segments makes the broader points they reinforce more striking.
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Bond markets' diminished growth and inflation outlooks are even more striking given their high expectations for the Fed to act.
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The narrow race was made all the more striking by the political firepower deployed — and not deployed — during the campaign.
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However, looked at more closely, the differences between the two episodes are more striking, and more reassuring, than the similarities.
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This makes the report on the Rohingya crisis out on May 22nd from Britain's International Development Committee even more striking.
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But nothing is more striking than the spectacle of performers and audience members cheering on their sisters to ballroom stardom.
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The fact that the plagiarized lines are about the value of "hard work" just makes it all the more striking.
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Considering that the U.S. population has grown by 28500 million people since then, the inventory shortage is even more striking.
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All of which makes their current popularity more striking — or perhaps not, at a time when tattoos have become ubiquitous.
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Even more striking than the storm itself for Mr. Blinder have been the people he has encountered while covering it.
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A still from "Never Really Over" Perry's case is the more striking example because her commercial decline has been so sudden.
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What's even more striking is that this isn't the first time they've done so — and it probably won't be the last.
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It's largely eerie and ghostly, which is all the more striking knowing the everyday sources from which these recordings were wrung.
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What is more striking is how the demographic splits we've seen across the country in the primaries aren't translating to California.
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The differences were even more striking in single mothers: Their memories declined 83% faster if they didn't participate in the workforce.
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Invoke follows that tradition with a more striking, in-your-face design than most of the voice-assistant hardware we've seen.
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His renown in the field was even more striking in that he had never intended to become a translator at all.
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Even more striking is that it would be Rosenstein, not Trump, who loses his job over alleged ill-advised, offhand comments.
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Usually crowded, the lack of people makes it all the more striking: its atmosphere is somewhere between fairytale and murder scene.
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It's all the more striking because Watanabe works with what he calls "dumb" clothes: trench coats, biker jackets, the white shirt.
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What's even more striking than studies that challenge popular assumptions about human behavior are studies whose results surprise the researchers themselves.
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One of the more striking recent developments within state parties was a move by Utah Republicans to modify their nomination rules.
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The deaths of Ms. Penney and Mr. Livingston were all the more striking because of their accomplishments in academia and science.
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And it's even more striking when compared with Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign — "America is already great" was one of her slogans.
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Mr. Felsher's success was all the more striking because he had emerged from the most damaging scandal of television's early days.
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"The similarities are more striking than the differences," Aviva Aron-Dine of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities told me.
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The contrast between the two arenas has become only more striking now that they are the sites for this year's finals.
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The move is all the more striking given that discharge petitions are usually a tool used by the House minority party.
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" The numbers became more striking Monday, when Trump nominated seven men and two women to federal appellate and district courts. "Surprise!
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Results in Medicine Hat were even more striking: The number of homeless counted fell by nearly half to 33 from 61.
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More striking is a recent analysis by the Brennan Centre for Justice, a think-tank, of 29 of the country's biggest cities.
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The reversal was all the more striking because, in Europe, overall middle-age mortality continued to fall at the same 2% pace.
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The distortion of reality became more striking as the two men emerged from the Hall of Mirrors and into a press conference.
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Among the more striking passages in the exhortation dealt with the dangers of social media and the way it polarizes human discourse.
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What makes it even more striking is it doesn't matter what kind of bacteria is on the receiving end of the message.
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Twitter has been lighting up with real-time updates of the storm's impact, and the more striking videos are being circulated quickly.
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The gratutitious coldness of this move is all the more striking because of the sacrifices Spicer has made on behalf of Trump.
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But what is more striking is the measure of intensity, which show that those who dislike Trump do so with a passion.
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The inherent sociability of the public realm was, and still is, one of the more striking cultural features throughout the former Yugoslavia.
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More striking: nearly half of all people in fair or poor health — 46.4% — are uninsured or have affordability problems despite having coverage.
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Because of its lo-fi style, it's likely to blur facial imperfections, and makes vivid lipstick and clothing look even more striking.
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But that makes the resurgence in anti-Semitic sentiment, while not more imminently dangerous or powerful, more striking because of its novelty.
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One of the more striking findings was the degree to which low-quality, algorithmically optimized digital content had colonized their leisure time.
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She takes to the role with an irrepressible animation that eventually makes her understated pain near the end all the more striking.
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So it was all the more striking to hear Mr. Salah and his lawyer rail angrily against Egypt's soccer bosses this week.
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This is all the more striking when you consider the personal and professional repercussions faced by female victims of workplace sexual harassment.
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Even more striking, among all voters, Clinton won 52-42 among the college-educated while Trump carried those without degrees 51-44.
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The federal judiciary occupies a distinct place in American life that makes what happens there potentially more striking than in other spheres.
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And it is all the more striking given Mr. Trump's deviations from longstanding party orthodoxy on issues like foreign policy and tariffs.
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Ziering's salary becomes even more striking when you consider it in the context of the summer's biggest movie so far, Warner Bros.
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The evidence on how effective they are is inconclusive, which makes the new scheme even more striking for its potential scale and generosity.
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The blockbuster effect has been even more striking on the digital platforms that were supposed to demonstrate the benefits of the long tail.
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But evidence from elsewhere suggests that within the broader decline in lawbreaking is another even more striking one: crime committed by young people.
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More striking still, the capital cost of employing a worker in Kenya, at $10,000, is about nine times as much as in Bangladesh.
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Yet Zuckerberg and Sandberg are both relatively young, which makes the overlap of Sandberg's book tour and Zuckerberg's travels all the more striking.
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Krzanich does not appear to regularly donate to political candidates himself, making his willingness to host a fundraiser for Trump even more striking.
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In the early 1970s, few album covers were more striking than those produced for Bowie's Aladdin Sane, Pin Up Boy and Diamond Dogs.
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The speech will likely go down as one of the more striking misuses of presidential addresses that we have seen in recent times.
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What's more striking than the overall number of schools turning away from the SAT and ACT though is the pace of their departure.
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When they come together (as in "White," when Morgan Lugo frames Julia Eichten's face with his hands), their intimacies are the more striking.
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Mr. Trump's response was the more striking one: He countered Mr. Pence's pledge, made only five days earlier in his debate with Mrs.
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That lack of public information about the cyber-preparedness of businesses is all the more striking given the relative severity of the threat.
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While it is obvious that the same person painted them, what is more striking is how different DiBenedetto's paintings are from each other.
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The book makes him seem otherworldly, but in it and in person, what's more striking is that he seems to have no fear.
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But more striking than the paintings of the state's beautiful vistas and bounty is the show's archival material revealing a more brutal history.
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Though many glaciers have shrunk dramatically in the past decade, photos that show their changes over a longer period are even more striking.
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Even more striking was Mr. Biden's decision Monday to drop the harshly negative attacks he had aimed at Mr. Buttigieg over the weekend.
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These tensions between Congress and the administration have been all the more striking given that the Republican Party controls both branches of government.
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More striking is the deep cynicism among those who voted to leave, the group that Prime Minister Theresa May is trying to satisfy.
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Marriage rates have gone down for everyone in the past 40 years, but nowhere is the change more striking than with poor men.
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Even more striking, the sum of all seed rounds for emerging tech companies in 22.1 was $22016M, a 22.1 percent year-over-year increase.
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What's perhaps even more striking is the extent to which Congress simply ignored the budget submitted by the president just a few months earlier.
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More striking than the recent denunciations of Mr Trump is the fact that the majority of elected Republicans are still on board the train.
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Even more striking are districts expected to be competitive that Democrats appear to have already put away, such as Iowa's first or Colorado's sixth.
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Mr Cohen's plea was more striking, because he was not just Mr Trump's lawyer; he was the guy who made his problems go away.
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Like many other practitioners, Girault gilded many of his plates after developing them, both to stabilize the image and to make them more striking.
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Colors are vibrant, even when you engage the gimmicky HDR preset that increases the contrast for more striking visuals while watching movies or gaming.
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Even more striking is the example of Minato-ku, a trendy section of Tokyo that grew from 145,000 to 241,000 residents over two decades.
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But even more striking was Trump's pointed defense of some of those attending the weekend's rallies, by framing them as merely defending American history.
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As someone who lives in this city it could not be more striking, as every building corner feels like it's ornamented with artificial eyes.
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Even more striking are Vanderpoel's 54 grids, or "Color Analyses, " in which she reinterprets various objects as geometric designs made up of 100 squares.
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Situated in the Kilimanjaro National Park, the soaring mountain looks all the more striking next to the plains and lush forest it's surrounded by.
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Even more striking, just more than half of homeowners with a mortgage don't expect to gain any equity in 2016, despite rising home prices.
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Even more striking was that 70 percent believe some startups wouldn't exist in their form today without the stack of tools underpinning their business.
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That decrease is all the more striking when compared with the 20 percent increase in trips taken on New Jersey Transit's buses and trains.
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His victory was all the more striking because almost all the opinion polls in Iowa indicated that Trump was on the path to victory.
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Funds that switch from not having side-by-side management to having it show even more striking underperformance: about 2.5 percentage points a year.
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Pulling back the lens for a longer view produces an even more striking picture of how closely Senate and presidential results are now aligning.
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More striking is the contrast to Apple's 8-inch iPads, which start at $399 for the latest generation and $269 for an earlier model.
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When sweet, gentle Venus is in sexy, mysterious Scorpio, it's an intense vibe to begin with, but it's even more striking since it's retrograde.
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The more striking claim is that a broad, across the board cut in benefits has a progressive distributive impact because richer people live longer.
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That makes the design seem all the more striking since it creates a more convincing illusion that the screen stretches from edge-to-edge.
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Still more striking, this unified fabric created new contexts for the various sets, placing each in a different light and revealing subtexts usually hidden.
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It was one of the more striking responses from the news media to Wednesday's killings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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The series is all the more striking when you realize you can go nearly a full episode without seeing a single man on screen.
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The autocratic behavior of male elders—ordering drinks, dictating votes, wielding virtually all power—is even more striking in the light of their scarcity.
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Tarell Alvin McCraney is much taller, with an immaculately groomed beard and stylish green Adidas sneakers — handsome, too, but in a more striking way.
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For women, the change has been even more striking: The average female today stands 5-feet-3 3/4 inches and weighs 169 pounds.
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Perhaps nowhere else were the divisions more striking between the privilege inside university gates and the troubles and demands of black people outside them.
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Taken over the very long term the importance of dividends and dividend growth has been even more striking, driving about 90 percent of total returns.
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That fact was one of the more striking findings uncovered in a report released this month by federal investigators at the nonpartisan Government Accountability Office.
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Making the resemblance even more striking, Lady Kitty's childhood hairstyle appeared similar to Charlotte's look on her very first day of preschool earlier this year.
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And with even more striking color options, a sleeker chassis, and class-leading specs, the Mate 2013 earns high marks for artistry and execution too.
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Going off what you're saying, revenge is a classic Western plot, but it's so much more striking when women are the ones doing the shooting.
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Compared to the original Surface Hub, it now looks and feels like real Surface hardware, and it's far more striking than competitors like Google's Jamboard.
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The second and more striking finding is that individual variables such as socioeconomic class, region and ethnicity matter, even after controlling for academic-related variables.
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But what's even more striking is the declining percentage share of supergiant rounds raised by startups outside the top-five rankings for a particular stage.
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More striking still is the widening ideological and personal schism within the very group of citizens who should be a conservative president's most natural supporters.
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The downfall of IE is even more striking when you consider that the report lumped Internet Explorer together with Microsoft's new Windows 10 browser, Edge.
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Van Lawick's extraordinary footage is worked into an evocative audio-visual collage made even more striking by the cinematic and Disneyesque score from Philip Glass.
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Taken over the very long term, the importance of dividends and dividend growth has been even more striking, driving about 90 percent of total returns.
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What we found more striking is that among the top ten most diverse venture firms, nine have been founded in the last decade or so.
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But it's all the more striking coming from someone like Pedigo, a sign that there's a little darkness lingering under even the most friendly facades.
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What makes it all the more striking is that's how Corker opened the session — setting a combative tone for the hearing right from the start.
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Even more striking is the President's direct role in pressuring Netanyahu -- accusing him of weakness -- if he didn't ban two Democratic lawmakers from entering Israel.
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The rise in funding costs is even more striking relative to SAIC-GMAC's June 13 ABS, which offered only 3.20 percent on a similar tranche.
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Edges are honed with 2D edge enhancement for sharper pictures and visual contrasts are made more striking without being over-exposed with targeted contrast enhancement.
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But even more striking than this level of precision is where the 3-D Ising model lands in the space of all possible 3-D CFTs.
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More striking of aesthetic and similarly future-set, albeit very much on Earth, is the free-running gymnastics of Mirror's Edge Catalyst, out on June 9.
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An even more striking example of America's new irrelevance is the mechanism devised for policing a ceasefire that has been in place for almost a month.
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Right and wrong One of the more striking aspects about translators' and interpreters' discussions on this issue is their own reservations about translating Trump at all.
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O'Neal is widely considered one of the best players in NBA history, and his comments are all the more striking given his massive popularity in China.
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Thankfully, phone cameras keep getting better and better at low-light photography, although there are some things to keep in mind for even more striking photos.
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Their findings for job growth are even more striking: employers have added jobs on average a nearly 2.2 times faster rate under Democrats than under Republicans.
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This affirmation is even more striking as the United States and Russia trade barbs over alleged violations of the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty of 1987.
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But what was more striking was that the hearing itself hit squarely almost all the familiar tropes of how those who allege sexual harassment are treated.
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The more striking results: DACA-eligible women increased their college attendance rate by 25 percent, and even as DACA-recipients obtained more schooling, they worked more.
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What makes this repeated evolution all the more striking is that the earliest mammal gliders evolved in forests very different from those found on Earth today.
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More striking is bacon wrapped so tightly around chicken, it becomes one with the flesh in the crucible of the grill, a caramel-dark crackly skin.
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Even more striking are the examples created by men (all the identified photographers in the exhibition are male) assigned documentary tasks by their military or municipal superiors.
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In one of the more striking incidents, the Chinese head of international law enforcement cooperation organization Interpol, Meng Hongwei, disappeared from the public eye in September 2017.
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In two of the cases, the differences between the initial and replicated studies were even more striking, giving the Center for Open Science researchers cause for concern.
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Ultimate Ears Megaboom for $140 (was $250) We love Ultimate Ears, and the Megaboom, and this is a great price on one of their more striking colorways.
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If his defence of Saudi foreign policy was unrepentant, even more striking was his ambition to remake the entire Saudi state by harnessing the power of markets.
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Even if the parallels between their garments are incredibly subtle — black sequins here, shoulder pads there — it only makes the parent/child resemblance that much more striking.
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So it's all the more striking that when the Coen Brothers took a stab at a spy thriller, they created one where political passions are non-existent.
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Even more striking: the packed congressional agenda this week includes, for the first time this Congress, bipartisan committee hearings on potential fixes to the health care law.
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Furthermore, the deplorables comment seems like the type of inside-baseball campaign story that ordinary voters won't really care about, whereas Clinton's health is far more striking.
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This is all the more striking since they were so vocal in criticizing Trump's predecessor for allegedly meddling in the economy by favoring some firms over others.
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This red-blue divergence is all the more striking because red states still receive much more in federal spending relative to the federal taxes their residents pay.
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There's never been a commander-in-chief so prone to extravagant self-praise, which is all the more striking given the paucity of his achievements to date.
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It was thus all the more striking, during Mueller's testimony, when certain Democrats seemed to be speaking his language—that of a straightforward officer of the law.
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Ana Lily Amirpour's followup to A Girl Walk Home Alone at Night looks even more striking, surprising, and... oh wow that mustache on Keanu Reeves is really something.
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It's striking that Hamilton and Jefferson could agree on an economic principle, but it's even more striking to see Bernie Sanders and the mainstream GOP find common ground.
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Watching it after Black Box — Beth B's punishing, noisy assault on the viewer that screened in one of the shorts programs — its emotional potency is even more striking.
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The patient complained of a noise in his left ear, but the imaging shows abnormalities that are much more striking on the right side than the left side.
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One of the more striking research findings outlined in Markey's book is that school shooters are less likely to play violent video games than their peers, not more.
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The curling darkness manifesting when Cloak uses his powers, or the blinding light of Dagger's signature weapons are beautifully done, but the dream sequences are even more striking.
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And even more striking, the level and trend are very similar for men and women, even though most of the attention on this issue is going to men.
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As if the Neptunes-like production of Meghan Trainor's "NO" didn't already remind us of "Overprotected"-era Britney Spears, the music video makes the resemblance even more striking.
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Although he has been removed as a Vatican official, he remains a cardinal of the Catholic Church, which makes his public criticism of the Pope even more striking.
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In a very packed Playstation Paris Games Week Showcase, one of the smaller but more striking trailers offered a look at the forthcoming Shadow of the Colossus remake.
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The violence is all the more striking because the civil wars and military dictatorships that once seized Latin America have almost all ended — decades ago, in many cases.
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Yet the more striking contrast was between those Royal dancers in that and in "Tarantella": how the "Tschaikovsky" choreography channeled their cuteness into a richer variety of attack.
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Though the foreigner-pushed posts may be more striking than homegrown partisan media, it is a reminder that the latter plays a far greater role in weakening parties.
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That makes the case of Otto Warmbier, a 215-year-old American college student who had been serving a 2450-year sentence in North Korea, even more striking.
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But perhaps more striking are the changes for places where personal belief exemptions were high, places where there was concern that people were really committed to no vaccinations.
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More striking still is this measure of heresy: A new poll reveals that more young Canadian men and women want to watch the Raptors than the Stanley Cup.
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Even more striking about this survey: It asked consumers in India and China, two of the largest markets in the world and two sources of growing demand for meat.
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Even with Russian President Vladimir Putin, a veteran of calibrated body language, there were few outward signs of discord and, even more striking, there were actually signs of collegiality.
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But the ugly expression—as though he were flinching from a horror—did appear and was all the more striking because of its incongruity with his usual mild demeanor.
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What was even more striking was that 11.1% of high school seniors said they had vaped with marijuana or hash oil, and nearly a third had vaped with nicotine.
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The more striking fact is that all of his writers are also white men, including Nathan Fielder, of " Nathan for You ," and the " Inside Amy Schumer " writer Kurt Metzger.
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"This is me mellow!" he exclaimed with boundless enthusiasm — a mood even more striking considering he was waiting for a C train in the chaotically busy 42nd Street station.
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The more striking reversal came on Suzanne Lenglen Court, where second-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska led 102nd-ranked Tsvetana Pironkova, 6-2, 3-0, when play was halted on Sunday.
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But even more striking, the department said that its data systems were so unreliable that it was not exactly sure what percentage of students were not receiving the services.
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Those findings are all the more striking because, up until now, Trump has shown an extraordinary capacity to emerge unscathed from controversies that would have sunk more conventional candidates.
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Among the consort's more striking efforts was the Christmas concert it performed for years, playing music associated with that holiday from long before the modern version of Christmas emerged.
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Even more striking are the framed sets of shaped, cutout ink-and-graphite drawings from 1965 that are simultaneously studies for sculptures, standalone graphic forms, and objects in themselves.
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More striking was the news of Thomas Tuchel's departure from Borussia Dortmund, which arrived not quite two days after he led the club to victory in the German Cup.
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Perhaps even more striking is the comparison between employees' service years and point scores on the one hand and their superiors' assessments of their career trajectories on the other.
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Nowhere are his efforts more striking than in the oil sector, long considered the jewel of Venezuela's economy, generating the revenues that, in good times, could finance public needs.
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The rupture in the uneasy peace between the commonwealth's top two Democrats is all the more striking because of the unity the party has enjoyed over the last decade.
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Secondly, strengthen South Korea's defenses - anti-missiles, more striking power, and better capacities to take on the North Korean threats of chemical and biological warfare, and Special Forces infiltration.
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In reality, these stories are simply overblown reports on siblings who, because of normal genetic variations that show up in more striking ways in their cases, have different complexions.
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But more striking than Clinton's uncharacteristic interjections of Trump was her unwillingness to yield the floor tonight when Trump, and even moderator Chris Wallace, tried to repeatedly talk over her.
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No one knew what to expect from it, which made its enormous, unanticipated success — it made $371 million in the US and $241 million more internationally — all the more striking.
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This was one of the more striking conclusions of a study by Pew Research, a pollster based in Washington DC, which processed responses from nearly 56,000 people over two years.
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What's more striking is that the study shows that more than more than 90 percent of the world's coastal areas will see more than the global average sea level rise.
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Thus they would become "artefacts, not monuments"; instruments of education rather than objects of veneration, and more striking in town squares than they would be "in safe places" like museums.
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But even more striking: The number of people who had fatal overdoses related to heroin has skyrocketed from 2,089 in 2002 to an estimated 13,219 in 2016 -- a 533% jump.
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"Determined by the river" is made even more striking by the fact that that are more indigenous artists represented in this room than in the rest of the galleries combined.
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Even more striking, lame duck presidents have nominated 11 people to fill vacancies on the Court after the November election and before the subsequent inauguration — and the Senate confirmed seven.
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The 2013 plume observed by Curiosity and Mars Express was even more striking, about 100 times as much methane as what the Trace Gas Orbiter data says is not there.
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IBM's outsize presence in India today is all the more striking given that it left the country entirely in 1978 after a dispute with the government about foreign ownership rules.
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The move is all the more striking because of shifting trade patterns, which have swelled emerging-market currencies' share in the trade-weighted basket at the expense of the dollar.
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More striking still, the students who conducted random interviews rated the degree to which they "got to know" the interviewee slightly higher on average than those who conducted honest interviews.
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Trump's pledge is a dramatic departure from decades of US support for human rights in China -- and is all the more striking as Congress has overwhelmingly sided with the protesters.
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For children and young teens with this developmental disability, the numbers are more striking: They are 83 times more likely to die from injury than the general child population, researchers said.
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This time around, they're rendered in even more striking detail thanks to the help of Merchandise's Carson Cox, who knows something about writing songs of alienation, and who produced this album.
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Yergin said what is more striking is the participation of non-OPEC members, including Russia — which has reportedly delivered a third of the 300,000 barrels a day in cuts it promised.
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The two most significant of these studies were published this month—the more striking result in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences and the other in Physical Review Letters.
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What is more striking about bGeigie and its like, though, is that citizens and communities can use such instruments to inform decisions on which science would otherwise be silent—or mistrusted.
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Although he has said in a 2016 interview that he hasn't watched many of Brakhage's films, Philippe Grandrieux is one of the more striking art house filmmakers following in Brakhage's footsteps.
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The comparison is even more striking given that some of these lobbying firms list a dozen or more individual lobbyists in Washington who worked on the AT&T and Novartis accounts.
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The study's current director, Robert Waldinger, outlined some of the more striking findings from the long-running project in a recent TED Talk that has garnered more than seven million views.
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The fact that they are tackling subject matter that is often taboo—giggled over with close friends, avoided with the adults in their lives—makes their poise all the more striking.
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What's even more striking is how little interest group buy-in seemed to matter after the 2016 election when Republicans set about trying to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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What makes the filing even more striking is that the administration tried the same move last January in one of the San Francisco cases, United States Department of Homeland Security v.
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Which makes it all the more striking when D'Souza, the Trump-defending huckster, comes around to many of the same economic policy prescriptions as Flake, the Trump-abjuring would-be statesman.
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Musicians often describe their work as surrender to a superior force, but Taborn does so with a self-effacing insistence that is all the more striking coming from such a virtuoso.
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What's even more striking is how low those "yes, deserves re-election" numbers are among Republicans and self-identified conservatives who, presumably, should be pleased with the Republican majorities in Congress.
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What's even more striking, neither Sanders nor Warren really tried to make an argument about why it would matter to put one of them in the White House rather than Biden.
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The contrast with the cavernous offices and silent hallways of the old headquarters in suburban Connecticut could scarcely be more striking — open spaces, sit-or-stand desks, and no parking spaces.
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Their setbacks are perhaps all the more striking because they—white, college-educated, cisgender—are the very sorts of women who are in the best position to benefit from feminism's victories.
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Most polls got the Tories' share nearly spot-on, but the Labour Party's vote was significantly underestimated and the UK Independent Party's demise was even more striking than the polls had suggested.
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ABOUT THE NETS (10-25): Brooklyn did not boast much depth even before losing point guard Jarrett Jack to a torn ACL, and now that lack of support is even more striking.
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Watching Philadelphia today, though, what is even more striking is how Andy and Miguel's relationship as a loving, committed couple still feels uncommon — in any mainstream entertainment, let alone a studio movie.
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I've included a few of the bigger films and more striking trailers here, but I'd encourage you to check out The Film Stage's roundup if you want to see a lot more.
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Mexico's increasingly harsh response on the border bears Trump's imprint in other ways, none more striking than the recent targeting of migrant-rights activists, in what critics charge are politically motivated prosecutions.
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But one of the more striking examples is its fixation on geometric art, which was itself influenced by the geometric patterns found in Byzantine Greek, Roman, and Sasanian Empire art and architecture.
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The dollar's gain was more striking against the relatively higher yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar, against which it has suffered heavy losses in recent weeks.
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But it may take awhile for you to notice, since the more striking aspect of Riccardo Hernández's set is the array of coffins surrounding that piano, some of them draped with dresses.
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But perhaps none of the battles is more striking than the one in Hancock County, about 100 miles southeast of Atlanta, where three in four of the roughly 10,000 residents are black.
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The adjoining pool at the aquatic center, used for synchronized swimming and water polo, remained its normal blue color, which made the extreme greenness of the diving pool all the more striking.
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The partisan divide on labor policy has never been more striking, and with control of Congress at stake, voters' choices have the potential to profoundly impact workers' rights for years to come.
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Perhaps more striking is the improvement in water quality, especially in the eastern areas of the Great South Bay — smaller bays like Bellport Bay and Narrow Bay and part of Moriches Bay.
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It was all the more striking because Mr. Trump has aggressively attacked the federal judiciary in public comments and on Twitter, drawing howls of protest from Democrats but little criticism from Republicans.
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But his tepid embrace of science and technology is all the more striking, given OSTP's roots as one of the only elements of the White House that Congress actually wrote into law.
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In the northeast region of the country, which also happens to be the poorest one, the numbers are even more striking, with a growth of 100 percent in the number of homicides.
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Koh Lipe is the kind of place that feels like it should only exist on Instagram, with white beaches and electric blue water that is more striking in person than in photos.
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Perhaps even more striking was that only 10 to 15 percent of the leftovers could be donated or repurposed because of food safety regulations, while the rest ended up in the garbage.
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Wearing navy tailored trousers and a crisp white shirt, she seemed taller in person, her Australian accent all the more striking because her non-Australian accents in her work are so familiar.
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His response was all the more striking given that Mr. Chaffetz, a Republican, had brushed off previous calls to investigate Mr. Trump or those around him, despite his committee's broad investigative powers.
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I'd already stretched the boundaries of realism from the start, giving us double the square footage and myself a flatter stomach and more striking features than my genetics would ever allow for.
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Warren's book stems from her interest in empirical assessment of the causes of bankruptcy and led her to propose a thesis that was more striking at the time than it sounds today.
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Nowhere is this more striking than when he starts talking about participation in the democratic process: The second is establishing a new process for citizens worldwide to participate in collective decision-making.
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In one of the more striking finds, researchers from the Jura Office of Culture uncovered a fragment of a baby bootie dating back to the late 14th century, as reported in the Local.
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More striking, Trudeau's image contrasts with the stern face that the United States has shown the world in its winter of Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton -- old, gray, loud and scowling.
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But more striking for Mr. Cruz, who has struggled to expand his reach beyond the party's most conservative voters, he also has his eyes on the three districts in and around St. Louis.
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Read more: Striking maps show how race keeps kids from climbing the economic ladder across the USBut Crucet's talk quickly went awry when she opened up the floor to a Q&A session.
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Nowhere was this more striking than on the issue of migration, the subject that has animated and divided Germany like no other since the arrival of hundreds of thousands of migrants in 2015.
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The fact that Trump himself is a lifelong New Yorker and that his name festoons a bunch of buildings in the city only makes his thoroughgoing rejection of New York values more striking.
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Of all the success stories created by Afghanistan's extraordinary rise, none is more striking than that of Rashid Khan, a 19-year-old leg spinner who may be the most famous Afghan alive.
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ACRONYM, MAY 24 Each moment kept being more striking than the last in a splendid concert by this 12-member period string group at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on the Upper West Side.
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Naturally it prompted another round of loopy speculation, highlighting yet again one of the more striking developments in US politics in the Obama era: the increasing prominence of conspiracy theories on the right.
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What's even more striking is Jack's frustration that he can't cheer her up the way he used to when she was young as childhood is slipping away faster than either of them can handle.
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In one of its more striking findings, only 36 percent of Central Command officials surveyed said they were confident that their mid- and senior-level managers were not deliberately distorting or suppressing their analyses.
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In one of its more striking findings, only 36 percent of Central Command officials surveyed said they were confident that their mid- and senior-level managers were not deliberately distorting or suppressing their analyses.
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One of his more striking comrades was Gill Rosenberg, a former soldier from the Israeli Defence Forces who had come looking for redemption after she had served a prison sentence in America for fraud.
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Even more striking, at least three of those May runoffs will feature women going head-to-head, including a pivotal race for Democrats in their bid to take control of the House this fall.
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You only need to look at the picture of their reactions to see that Putin likely knew exactly what he was doing -- more striking than Merkel's look of discomfort is Putin's self-satisfied grin.
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The performances in that film are indelible, but what's even more striking is the way Bowie grins and jokes while shucking one giant glam fashion-explosion of a costume and climbing into the next.
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Later, a far more striking photo of the 16-year-old would emerge and appear in media outlets around the world: the moment the boy was tackled by police and pinned to the ground.
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But Safin's breakthrough victory against the old guard had none of the drama of Saturday's final, and what made this match all the more striking was the contrast between Osaka's cool and Williams's combustibility.
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The aid pact, an increase over the roughly $1 billion in current annual aid to Jordan, was all the more striking because the Trump administration has proposed eliminating much of America's foreign assistance budget.
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Nicotero capitalizes on this thread for some of the hour's more striking photography; one diagonally bisected frame shows Carol and a Twizzler-snacking Tara casually lounging on a roof while zombies swarm below them.
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The closeness between Trump and Barr made it all the more striking when the attorney general attempted to publicly distance himself from some of the President's controversial tweets on Justice Department cases last week.
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At Golden Gate University in San Francisco, which takes the top prize among four-year institutions, a whopping 89 percent of students are over 25, and mean earnings are an even more striking $74,332.
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One of the more striking moments in the interview comes when Kernen asks Trump about negotiations over the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and the status of talks over border security funding.
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The findings are even more striking than their incongruence with the Trump administration's policies: By their calculations, 2018 has already seen the most school shootings in nearly 50 years, which is when their database begins.
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The findings are even more striking than their incongruence with the Trump administration's policies: By their calculations, 143 has already seen the most school shootings in nearly 50 years, which is when their database begins.
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Broken down by age, the results were even more striking: She led by 221 points among women 251 and older, but trailed by a huge margin, 22000 points, among millennial voters, ages 18 to 29.
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Even more striking, the team of scientists retook the biological measurements of both groups after they'd spent two months at Everest Base Camp and found the energy levels in the muscles of the lowlanders dropped.
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Even more striking is a similar study by James Bessen, a Boston University School of Law researcher, who found a positive relationship between the degree of computerization in a particular job category and employment growth.
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Although the national polls have been edging closer for a while, what is even more striking is how polls of voters in individual states have tightened, sending forecasters scurrying to recalibrate their predictions (see article).
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Even more striking, the median prediction of Fed officials was that the central bank's benchmark rate would rise to just 2.4 percent by the end of 2018, down from the March median of 3 percent.
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The exchange on Thursday was all the more striking in light of the past collaboration between Mr. Snowden and the group, which helped him as he sought to find a place to settle into exile.
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It's all the more striking given that Farhadi here can't use any of his usual actors (Shahab Hosseini and Taraneh Alidoosti have each appeared in an impressive range of roles in several of his films).
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His wife, Antonella, posted messages of support on Instagram; even more striking, Messi's mother, who ordinarily keeps the lowest of profiles, has felt moved to speak out on her son's behalf not once, but twice.
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Chief Justice Roberts has called for more consensus and less politicization of the courts, but there would be no more striking example of the independence and integrity of the Court than a unanimous decision here.
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What's more striking is that, less than two weeks before Iowa voters begin to winnow down the field, no leading Democrat has run a traditional ad — no TV, no mail — attacking one of their rivals.
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The divide is even more striking when it comes to Trump's allegation that President Obama ordered the FBI to tap his phones during the campaign: Those numbers should be troubling, regardless of one's party affiliation.
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More striking, the rate of prison growth had started to slow before the 1994 act was adopted, and it continued to slow for almost every year the Violent Offender Incarceration/Truth in Sentencing program was operational.
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Dzafarov backs these melodies as simply as he can, which makes his occasional arpeggio roll all the more striking, and sometimes he'll play solo for a few measures in the middle to let the music breathe.
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He has met political leaders and members of royalty like Princess Charlene of Monaco and former French first lady Carla Bruni -- but more striking are the close ties he seems to have with mainland Chinese politicians.
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The differences in tone and substance couldn't be more striking: Donald Trump was fiery as he not only doubled down on his Muslim ban proposal but expanded it to include nations with a history of terrorism.
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While Monica's apartment was definitely the most iconic of those in the series, Modsy also created mock-ups of updated versions of both Joey and Rachel's spaces, and the differences there are arguably even more striking.
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All the more striking, then, that the region now accounts for almost half of the global market for big weapons—nearly twice as much as the war-ravaged Middle East, and four times more than Europe.
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It's hard to say what's more striking, when I first walk into the house: Pamela Anderson, or the light on the deck, golden as only LA light can be at the end of a clear afternoon.
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The visuals, certain to be played and replayed, are even more striking: Mr. Biden, head bowed, eyes downcast, his mouth at an uncomfortable slant, grimacing as the audience cheers the flogging of the party's front-runner.
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Bloomberg built his public reputation as a data-driven wonk who shows little emotion, making it all the more striking that he choked up near the end of his remarks, his voice thick with restrained tears.
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But no loss was more striking than the one in 2016, when the race leader, the last TS050 Hybrid on the track, lost power as it was crossing the finish line to begin its final lap.
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The rise is even more striking through the lens of history -- compared to the average January temperature in the pre-industrial years before the 1.53th century, it was about 21.5 degrees Celsius (21.2 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer.
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Donald Trump defines New York values in his own words That makes Trump's unpopularity in this diverse metropolis -- where he has been a fixture in the business, political and social scenes for decades -- all the more striking.
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An even more striking finding is how often a word virtually never uttered in the public sphere seems to be used in private—and how comfortable Americans are admitting it, at least in an anonymous online survey.
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Moore's beliefs may not be that unusual among hard-right Christian evangelical politicians, but his willingness to suspend the law — and take the consequences for so doing — in order to enforce his Christian beliefs are more striking.
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More striking still, in elections held on the same day to the parliament, called the Legislative Yuan, her party won 68 of the 113 seats up for grabs, compared with only 35 for the ruling Kuomintang (KMT).
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While this isn't the first year that white has been worn to Trump's SOTU, the large number of first-term congresswomen made the image all the more striking, and new members made the tradition their own. Rep.
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"The dramatic swing in market positioning in sterling is all the more striking given the weakness in the economy and its earlier dovish stance from policymakers," said Paul Meggyesi, a managing director at JP Morgan in London.
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The party's problems are all the more striking given that it was the governing Conservatives who set off the current upheaval in British politics by calling for a referendum on the nation's membership in the European Union.
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This is all the more striking when one considers there is a vaccine for hepatitis B and a highly effective short course cure for hepatitis C. Yet hepatitis is largely off the radar of global health programmes.
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More striking in this case was that, a mere four days after he was sentenced, the errant policeman was sitting in the front row of a class of 15 prisoners in Kamiti maximum-security jail outside Nairobi.
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Which made it that much more striking that the team looked hollow-eyed and weary while absorbing their ninth loss of the season on Tuesday night—especially in comparison to their opponent, the bubbly young Minnesota Timberwolves.
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But an even more striking shift in Northern Ireland's political trajectory, analysts say, is the startling support won by the centralist Alliance Party, which gained 8.8 percentage points in Thursday's general election, more than any other party.
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More striking is that only 22 percent of those PRRI surveyed support the Trump administration policy treating families entering the country without permission as criminals and thus enabling the government to take the children from their parents.
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Because both pope and president are critics of a neoliberal globalism that weakens local ties and benefits educated elites at the expense of the common man, the diametrical opposition of their visions is all the more striking.
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But that made it all the more striking when meetings between Trump and Capitol Hill tax-writers last fall generated multiple reports that the president had soured on those partnerships, citing cases when they didn't work out.
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What's even more striking is if you go below the aggregate level and look at firms and you see some firms are super successful, posting high returns year after year after year and other firms are pretty mediocre.
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But Banias has always treated these stories with the same textbook journalistic skepticism and analysis you'd see from any reporter on any beat, which makes his work on one of the most outlandish topics—all the more striking.
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That will be released later this year, along with a 3D version meant specifically for VR. The content is the same, but if you're in a headset, getting a sense of volume makes the experience decidedly more striking.
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The Pizzutis have collected a number of works by Sudarshan Shetty — perhaps one of the more widely recognized names in the show — and one of the more striking in the giant, kinetic "For All That We Lose" (2011).
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The disparity between the reported turnout in the exit polls and the actual results is even more striking in the states where the exit polls portray a far more diverse electorate than the C.P.S., like Ohio or Missouri.
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Even more striking, the number of Democrats who consider Sanders honest and trustworthy was an astonishing 2628 percent in that poll, almost 28503 points higher than the same number for Clinton among Democrats and for Trump among Republicans.
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It's one of many science-and-tech advisory arms at the White House that's still severely depleted in staff, a series of vacancies made all the more striking by the president's previous push to cut federal research spending.
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"The patterns are more striking this year than the numbers themselves," said Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, a Washington, D.C., nonprofit that issued an annual report on executions and death sentences on Friday.
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Likewise, Mr. Agnelli was more striking in his 50s and 60s, when his thick hair had gone white at the sides and his still-trim frame was sheathed in the double-breasted tailored suits of an industrial titan.
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So you saw a lot fewer of them actually identify as Democrats than your normal Sanders voter; and, even more striking, they seem to have views on racial issues that are far more conservative than your typical Democrat.
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More striking is that sergeants given the task of reviewing stop-report forms in many cases failed to note the officers' deficiencies, or take steps to correct them, the report said, citing the internal audit of the pilot program.
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One of the more striking parts of Tuesday's Senate Commerce Committee hearing on the ways tech companies manipulate users was a Google executive's insistence that the company doesn't employ "persuasive technologies," aka "dark patterns," on YouTube or anywhere else.
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More striking still, in elections held on the same day to the parliament, called the Legislative Yuan, her party won 68 of the 083 seats up for grabs, compared with only 35 for the ruling Kuomintang (KMT; see graphic).
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What's even more striking is that Trump's solution to stop the family separations at the border -- an executive order that allows children to be detained with their parents -- is a stop-gap solution that is about to expire. Why?
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But it's more striking when you realize that Gowrappan is also talking about storied assets like Flickr, which was once a much-loved photo-sharing site and which Verizon sold off to rival photo-sharing site SmugMug last year.
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The substantiated claims are all the more striking because Uribe himself served as the Marine Corps' own inspector general before his deployment to Iraq, and would have been responsible for investigations into what constitutes ethical behavior for senior officers.
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Even more striking, and less familiar, is another figure found in a different part of the tomb site, this one a beefy court entertainer, nude to the waist, with every fold of flesh and swell of muscle precisely rendered.
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And that's just in the official language of the (nonbinding, it should be noted) resolution: The Frequently Asked Questions that temporarily accompanied the New Deal's rollout is even more striking in its green just means everything progressives want ambition.
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Compared to old-school high-intensity discharge or halogen lamps, LEDs are brighter, smaller and easier to package (allowing for more striking and aerodynamic designs), run far cooler, and require less energy, all of which helps make the vehicle more efficient.
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However, when we make an apples-to-apples comparison between the Bay Area, the NYC metro area and the rest of the United States, we see something more striking: There's a fairly even distribution of startup funding within each regional population.
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What's more striking to me about the spycraft differential — and where I think this vague sense of gendered work may stem from — is the extent to which Elizabeth specifically is shouldering all the "dirty work" she used to split with Philip.
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Still, the apology was all the more striking not only because the totalitarian state does not have a free press but also because it came from Kim Yong-chol, an army general considered hard-line even by North Korean standards.
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Mr. Harrington's success on those shows — and, in the decades that followed, on many others, playing a variety of characters — was all the more striking in that his parents had forbidden him from entering show business in the first place.
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"Ironically, the more consumers depend on their smartphones, the more they seem to suffer from their presence" Even more striking was that the most phone-dependent people were most likely to be affected by their phone location during the study.
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The planned casting of an anti-Kavanaugh spell, one of the more striking instances of politically disgruntled Americans turning to the supernatural when frustrated by democracy, has drawn backlash from some Christian groups but support from like-minded witch covens.
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The lawsuit and the Treasury's unusually detailed statement on Exxon's conduct represented an extraordinary confrontation between a major American company and the U.S. government, made all the more striking because Exxon's former CEO is now in President Donald Trump's Cabinet.
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More striking still, before the end of 2017 it is due to start delivering human space travellers to the ISS—the first private company to do so, unless Boeing, which has a similar contract with NASA, pips it to the post.
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This makes it all the more striking that their most powerful ally against the board might well be an infamous New York hedge fund, whose lawsuit could bring the control board crashing down, and perhaps even alter Puerto Rico's territorial status.
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Even more striking is the palette: pure white for the most part, with well-chosen accessories like a fern curling out of a glass vase or a Chinese pagoda hat covered in Redd's own Black and White V Schumacher fabric.
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Read more: Striking photos show children huddling together after their parents were arrested in an ICE raid in MississippiUSCIS Field Operations associate director Daniel Renaud said there were 791 medical deferred action requests when the policy changed on August 7.
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Read more: Striking photos taken by reporter show children huddling together after their parents were arrested in a ICE raid in Mississippi"There's a tremendous amount of anxiety in the community," Martin Manna of the Chaldean Community Foundation told Politico.
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On the contrary, his policy ignorance has become even more striking, his positions more extreme, the flaws in his character more obvious, and he has repeatedly demonstrated a level of contempt for the truth that is unprecedented in American politics.
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Day Trip A wooded footpath winding up to the mysterious ruins of a mansion is one of the more striking marvels of Cold Spring, N.Y., a Putnam County village just over an hour north of Grand Central Terminal by rail.
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For a woman who presented a big red "reset" button to her Russian counterpart in March 2009 (with the word incorrectly translated into Russian), the change in tone was more striking than ever in her debate with Donald J. Trump.
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This is by no means the first time a discovery driven by weapons research has been a boon to humanity, but it is by far one of the more striking examples of a combat technology trickling out to society at large.
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But what makes Mr. Vance's decision even more striking is the stark contrast with how prosecutors use that same discretion in criminal proceedings against low-income people of color in places like the Bronx, where I practice with The Bronx Defenders.
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Her exhibition title emphasizes that she has no money left after making the show at the Hammer, and every object at Commonwealth and Council is visually unremarkable, in contrast to the pieces at Made In LA, which are more striking.
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The sweeping circular installation, "Lotus: Zone of Zero" (22008) by Kimsooja, is among the more striking of the works by 22007 international artists selected by guest curator Sara Raza for the exhibition Clapping with Stones: Art and Acts of Resistance.
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But this development was simple enough to comprehend: Sweden was moving forward with its win and, more striking for this crowd and fans of El Tri elsewhere, Mexico was going to the round of 73, too, thanks to South Korea's victory.
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A charged use of monochrome is even more striking in "Let the Light Enter," a tall and narrow 1961 portrait of a young woman that hangs next to a stunning mixed-media painting by Kerry James Marshall, who studied with White.
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De Niro's face looks a little blurry when Frank is supposed to be in his 40s and 50s, but what's more striking is that the body it's attached to seems to belong to the actor's present-day, 76-year-old self.
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The climb from perennial loser to frontrunner would be newsworthy on its own—the Cardinals have now made the playoffs five times during their 26 years in Arizona—but the way in which they've accomplished it is even more striking.
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The contrasts between Turkey's intelligence apparatus and its counterpart in Saudi Arabia could not be more striking, according to Bruce Riedel, a senior fellow and director of the Brookings Intelligence Project who put in 30 years as a CIA officer.
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For Microbial Me, Fisher opted for UTI agar (generally used to help differentiate between the various micro-organisms that cause urinary tract infections), allowing for more striking and chaotic results that are also visually appealing because of how the bacteria engages with it.
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Amongst the more striking revelations in the report are claims that Russian government hackers managed to compromise a Florida county's election systems and that Russia attempted to hack Hillary Clinton's campaign just five hours after Trump publicly appealed for her deleted emails.
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The fall in yields in the first full month of the ECB's absence is all the more striking because — as is traditional as the year starts — January has been heavy with new debt supply from European governments, which tends to raise borrowing costs.
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The White House's ongoing silence on Wednesday on what should be a simple assurance about a sitting Cabinet secretary is all the more striking because it comes on the heels of reports that Sessions recently offered to resign amid tensions with Trump.
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The lingering feeling of discomfort has grown even more striking since I learned about the man's violent history with women—a problem that, while obviously not unique to denizens of the alt-right, seems to feed off the racism endemic to the movement.
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Even more striking are the shoes that don't scream about their innovations, like the ankle boot made by the venerable Foster & Son ($435); it has elastic pulls like a Chelsea boot but they are inserted at an angle for an aerodynamic look.
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Read More: Striking photos show the devastation wreaked by record-breaking fires in the Amazon rainforest"We have to keep in mind: Most Brazilians live a long way from the Amazon rainforest, and they are as appalled as everyone else," he said.
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More striking were the freshness and ingenuity that guide his cooking in other starters, like marinated Scottish sea scallops with pickled apple balls and squid ink and a crab meat-filled raviolo in a ruddy shellfish sauce punctuated by crunchy, salty samphire.
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A MINUS Big Star: Live on WLIR (Omnivore) With Chilton dead of a heart attack in 2010, what's more striking than it was in 1992, when Rykodisc first released this 1974 studio concert, is that this Chilton is still so young—barely 23.
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In the next debate, the following week in Charleston, South Carolina, the contrast between "TV ad Bloomberg" and "Actual Bloomberg" was even more striking due to the fact that at every commercial during the debate there was at least one Bloomberg commercial running.
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The metamorphosis of Mr. Graham from chastised to cheerleader is all the more striking as his best friend and longtime mentor in the Senate, John McCain of Arizona, moves in the other direction, defiantly standing against the president as he battles brain cancer.
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If jobs and wages matter in how Americans judge presidents and how they eventually vote, the post-inauguration decline and persistent partisan divide in Trump's approval rating are all the more striking given the bigger economic lift received by likelier Clinton supporters.
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Even more striking, Biden and Sanders were the only candidates to achieve double-digit support among black voters: Former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, whose struggles to gain support from the African American community have been well-documented, only eked out 2 percent.
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The terse post-debate exchange between Warren and Sanders was all the more striking because it came during a routine round of pleasantries among the rivals, as the crowd's applause still echoed inside the Sheslow Auditorium at Drake University in Des Moines.
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This fact is all the more striking given that his presidency has overlapped with governments that have been among the most right-wing in Israel's history — governments that have continually and openly defied American-led peace efforts and American policy opposing settlement expansion.
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But the dichotomy of this Washington tradition — dozens of lawmakers, Washington denizens and acclaimed artists embracing a pause in partisan rancor to spend three hours singing, cheering and dancing — was all the more striking as the impeachment drama carried on through the weekend.
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What is more striking -- and damaging as it relates to the overall health of the country -- is that Trump's golfing weekend speaks to how he simply does not see the presidency as a beacon of moral leadership (or leadership of any kind).
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But in 280, artist Rudy Nappi was hired by Nancy Drew publisher Grosset & Dunlap and art director Ted Tedesco to redesign the series' cover with a dust jacket that was covered all the way around — with a bigger illustration and a more striking overall design.
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If anything, though, that makes the contrast more striking: Here is a first-term member of Congress who doesn't yet have the power to set her party's agenda, and yet has captured the imagination of the party rank-and-file and the national media.
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This absence is even more striking so many years later when attitude of all kinds fills the airwaves and seemingly everyone in the art world – from artists and collectors to curators, critics and dealers – wants to let the world know how special they are.
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The lack of substantive political debate about Syria is all the more striking given that the Obama administration is engaged in an increasingly desperate effort to broker a deal with Russia for a cease-fire that would halt the rain of bombs on Aleppo.
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The orchestra here was larger, with a more striking assortment of color, but much of the music's power was concentrated in its four solo voices: mezzo-sopranos Erminia (Julia Dawson) and Tancredi (Allegra De Vita), bass Pastore (André Courville), and tenor Polidoro (Asitha Tennekoon).
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Some bowerbirds even arrange the items in their collection from smallest to largest, forming a walkway that makes themselves and their trinkets all the more striking to a female — an optical illusion known as forced perspective that humans did not perfect until the 2003th century.
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Last month the celebrated author Alaa al-Aswany, who wrote The Yacoubian Building, said a secret military court had prosecuted him for "inciting hatred against the regime" — a prosecution all the more striking because Mr. al-Aswany was once an avowed el-Sisi supporter.
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Jerusalem (CNN)One of the more striking campaign ads preceding Israel's election featured footage from 2011 of Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House telling Barack Obama that the President's wish to see a restarted peace process between Israelis and Palestinians was pie-in-the-sky.
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"What makes Mr. Vance's decision even more striking is the stark contrast with how prosecutors use that same discretion in criminal proceedings against low-income people of color in places like the Bronx," wrote Michael Bloch, an attorney who works with the Bronx Defenders.
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In Philadelphia County, the minimum wage is almost a full five dollars below the calculated living wage for one adult ($7.25 versus $12.17), a disparity that becomes more striking when taking single parents into account: The living wage for a sole provider for two children is $29.69.
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It's striking to realize that Ms. Tharp's first ballet and her most recent one — 46 years apart — are part of the same season; it's even more striking to realize that rather than making the same dance over and over again, she is continuing to probe her imagination.
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One of the more striking aspects of Free Solo is the ethical concerns of the filmmakers who interject themselves into the story occasionally to let viewers know — but not in a sleazy, hyped-up kind of way — that there's a good chance they'll be recording Honnold's death.
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What is more striking, and will cause deep consternation among Republican strategists, is that other donors are beginning to embrace Mr. Cruz's argument that he can win a general election by motivating core conservatives to come to the polls rather than by appealing to swing voters.
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But underneath their white coats, these once reserved investigators shared something far more striking in common: Though men still dominate science in America, the new scientific resistance to President Trump is being led by women, many of whom insist there's no such thing as science without politics.
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Perhaps more striking is that for 67 of the 90 countries, the difference between life expectancy and PFLE was greater for females than males, which means that even though in many countries women live longer, they are more likely to live in poverty than their male counterparts.
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Working with the cinematographer Lol Crawley, Mr. Corbet goes for a more straightforward look with a dark palette characterized by bottomless blacks that make the occasional sun-kissed images — as in the shot of a woman's nipple peeping through a luminous white blouse — all the more striking.
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It's easy to imagine a big-budget feature version of "Good Omens" that would lean into the sentimentality while also giving more striking visual treatment to Adam's accidental reorderings of the world, like the sudden emergence of Atlantis and the appearance of tunneling Tibetans in Lower Tadfield.
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For Mr. Scott, who in two terms in office has made a concerted effort to communicate with constituencies from each Latino nationality, the advantage was even more striking: The poll showed him ahead of Senator Bill Nelson, the Democratic incumbent, by 20 percentage points with Hispanic voters.
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Wisconsin-inflected courses like foie gras with granola and native berries, and pecan wild rice cake with brown sugar ice cream, are elegantly composed, and the building is even more striking, constructed with the sharp lines of a Norwegian fishing village and adorned with colorful local sculpture.
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The newsroom had never seen anything like her — a college-educated black woman who aspired to journalism — and her presence was made all the more striking by the fact that nearby South Boston was embroiled in an angry rebellion over school busing that had captured national attention.
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The Bolsheviks were nothing if not skilled bank robbers — they actually funded party activities before the war by robbing banks in the Caucasus — which makes their initial unwillingness to take the money, their lingering, likely unwilling respect for the bourgeois rules of business, that much more striking.
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Trump's record is all the more striking because he follows a President, Barack Obama, who suffered only one cabinet resignation due to controversy -- former CIA Director David Petraeus, who resigned after an FBI investigation confirmed that he was having an affair with his biographer -- in eight years.
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One of the more striking rhetorical tricks of Donald Trump's venomous anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant speech on the mass shooting in Orlando was Trump's repeated invocation of the LGBTQ community as a cover for his proposal to exclude Muslims from the US solely based on religion.
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The frustration was all the more striking coming a day after Mr. Manchin celebrated with Republicans and Democrats in the so-called Common Sense Coalition, the bipartisan group that forced the government back open and vowed to lead negotiations over immigration, the budget and other matters.
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But she's even more striking as a guitarist, running a thick, rockish sound through a harmonic palette that suits both a Berklee dropout who audited master classes after she couldn't afford tuition and a Texan who got hip to passing chords playing backup fiddle with her musical family.
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Read more: Striking photos show children huddling together after their parents were arrested in an ICE raid in MississippiAbbas argued at a court hearing earlier this year that the intrusions imposed on those listed are all for naught and that the list is worthless in terms of preventing terrorism.
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These are startling numbers — made even more striking given the range of STEM advocacy groups that making concerted efforts to increase female representation in engineering through programs that encourage women to enroll in engineering courses in high school, major in engineering in college and then go into the profession.
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But as extraordinary as Mr. Trump's broadsides are, perhaps more striking is that investigators and prosecutors are so far ignoring the head of the executive branch in which they serve while military judges and juries are for the most part disregarding the opinions of their commander in chief.
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What made it all the more striking and complicated is that the photo — shiny metal tracks snaking through the deserted tunnel past a skeleton, a toothy gorilla, a painted owl, a devil, a figure dressed in a straw hat and (improbably!) a bikini, brandishing a scythe — is extraordinarily beautiful.
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The decline in opposition to intermarriage is even more striking: In 1990, according to a Pew analysis of data from the University of Chicago's General Social Survey, 63 percent of nonblack adults said they would be very or somewhat opposed to a close relative marrying a black person.
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Which makes it all the more striking that in his current campaign the longtime Democratic political consultant has essentially switched sides and accused associates of the Clintons of helping to orchestrate a politically driven, manufactured "deep state" investigation into President Trump that Mr. Penn says should be shut down.
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Auditory illusions are perhaps even more striking to us than the visual kind, but we should understand that there's in fact an array of illusions for your every sense, each exploiting the edges of human perception, where any of us can end up seeing or hearing differing things in the static.
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Maybe even more striking than invoking Scripture, the scourge of Wall Street is spending some time with bankers: She attended a party fund-raiser in July at the summer residence of a former UBS executive, and also this summer she met privately in Washington with JPMorgan Chase's chief executive, Jamie Dimon.
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The steel guitars of folk-scene veteran Cindy Cashdollar add alien colors that fit right in, but the sure shot is the lead "Middo Wara," remixed to highlight loops and such by electronic wizard David Harrow and then reremixed in a slightly longer, even more striking all-instrumental mix toward the album's end.
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More striking than Mr. McHenry's rosy assessment is what he and other political veterans from both parties are now willing to acknowledge: that new lines of demarcation are making Democrats out of college-educated voters tooling around Charlotte in BMWs and Republicans out of blue-collar workers further out on Tobacco Road.
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It is the latest example of an ostensible American ally seeking to shape American policy from the inside, and it is all the more striking because Crown Prince Mohammed, widely known as M.B.Z., is one of the biggest foreign spenders on legal forms of influence — from hiring registered lobbyists to funding think tanks.
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"One of the more striking things of concern to us is the specter of poverty hanging over the Syrian refugee populations and host communities in the five countries that take the most refugees - Turkey, Lebanon, Iraq, Egypt and Jordan," Leo Dobbs, spokesman for the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR), told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The reversal in the Texas case was all the more striking because it came just three months after the Justice Department, under the Obama administration, filed a brief arguing on behalf of the very issue it backed away from Monday — that the Legislature intentionally sought to discriminate when it approved the law.
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But the fact that he has done it in Dallas — for a team owned by a man who can't seem to stop talking about how great Tony Romo is, or how ready Romo is to reclaim the quarterback spot if Prescott somehow relinquishes it — has made Prescott's rookie performance even more striking.
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On Monday, the two leaders were not Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, who met in Reykjavik, Iceland on October 11-12, 1986, but Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin conferring in the Finnish capital of Helsinki, and while the differences of these two summits could not have been more striking, the stakes were no less existential.
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And as a sign of what a big tent that discipline represents, one would be hard-pressed to find a more striking philosophical split than Jerry Seinfeld -- who's back with his breezy series "Comedian in Cars Getting Coffee" -- and Hannah Gadsby, whose scathing one-woman show questions the very nature of the stand-up craft.
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This was a stunning answer on February 13, and it's even more striking now as the novel coronavirus, or Covid-19, is spreading within the U.S. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has since said that spread of the virus is inevitable and that Americans should prepare for "significant disruption" to their daily lives.
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So it's all the more striking that in his first tests on the world stage, Macron has positioned himself as a (democratic) strongman willing to join Germany's Angela Merkel in standing up to Putin — and to Trump, with whom Macron had a handshake for the ages when the two men met in Sicily last week.
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By the nineties, however, the more striking phenomenon was a general encanaillement"—or slumming—"of the possessing classes—as it were: starlet princesses and sleazeball presidents, beds for rent in the official residence and bribes for killer ads, disneyfication of protocols and tarantinization of practices, the avid corteges of the nocturnal underpass or the gubernatorial troop.
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But the more striking question is Cuban's: why a man with as much money as Trump claims to have, presiding over as many successful ventures as Trump claims to own, would stoop to start up a boiler-room business like Trump University, squeezing out revenues from would-be students a few thousand dollars at a time.
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More striking, at the end of the three hours, when the researchers again tested the ability of the volunteers' arteries to respond to changes in blood pressure, the vessel in the unmoving leg no longer worked as well as it had during baseline testing, which suggests it was already not as healthy as it had been.
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Read more: Striking photos show the devastation wreaked by record-breaking fires in the Amazon rainforestWhile there are plenty of genuine images of the fires that have devastated the Amazon in recent weeks, the mix-ups have given conspiracy theorists an opening to accuse influential people like Macron and DiCaprio of trying to spread panic using fake pictures.
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Sadly, since Hue Sync is currently desktop only, you don't get quite the same compatibility or ease of use when trying to get the same effect while watching TV. Then there's the more striking of the two lights in the Hue Signe, which is a pedestal light available as a 24-inch table lamp or a much taller 59-inch floor lamp.
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The fact that Google took the rare step of backing off Pentagon contracts worth, executives hoped, potentially up to $250 million due in large part to employee revolt makes it even more striking that the company had an unspecified number of gig workers tasked with building the drone AI program who did not and could not know what they were building.
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Facebook Responds to Trump and Positions Itself as Election-ReadyTwitter, With Accounts Linked to Russia, to Face Congress Over Role in ElectionHow Technology Has Changed News Photography Over 40 Years IBM's outsize presence in India today is all the more striking given that it left the country entirely in 1978 after a dispute with the government about foreign ownership rules.
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Its initial lightning-in-a-bottle success was already gobsmacking, but to see Vernon's outlet evolve from desolate, wintry folk, Grammy-winning soft rock on his 2011 follow-up Bon Iver, to 2016's 22, A Million and its fragmented and numerologically-minded electronics, and now a wonderful and ambitious synthesis on his stunning latest full-length i,i is even more striking.
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The films show a fishing trip taken by the couple in late January 1929 when Herbert Hoover was still President-elect, scenes of playful grandchildren terrorizing a collie, vacation trips taken by the Hoovers' sons, and touristy images of Washington DC. One of the more striking shots is that of Lou walking through the White House garden, which can be seen in all its colorful glory.
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" More striking than the familiar thought is the alien wording, whose clunkiness can only be deliberate: the off-kilter choice of "locale" and the displacement of the phrase "looking up at her winsome crotch," which another writer would have set off with commas or put at the beginning of the sentence, and the dissonance within that phrase between the coy "winsome" and the blunt "crotch.
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All pop stars — all stars, for that matter — need to transform their images, or at least need to try (otherwise they risk, like Madonna, becoming a parody of themselves), but Lady Gaga's journey from sartorial rebel in armadillo shoes and latex, forcing viewers and fans to wrestle with their own ideas about beauty and received ideas, to designer doppelgänger has been one of the more striking transformations.
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That sense of resignation — and the decision to lay down political cudgels mere hours into the shutdown — was all the more striking when compared with the modern playbook for such crises, perfected in the 1990s but already put to use twice this year: use every tool at your disposal to pin blame on the other side, and then maximize the political pain to get your way.
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In contrast, 57 percent of Trump supporters said the same about President Cruz, which is still a More striking is the poll's finding that Wisconsin voters for both Trump and Cruz in Wisconsin would defect from the party if the other candidate won the nomination: In a race between Hillary Clinton and Trump, for instance, 66 percent of Cruz voters said they would pick a third-party candidate.
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This isn't terribly shocking news, but in light of the events of the past week—when Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg denied the spread of fake news on Facebook played a meaningful role in the outcome of the 2016 election, despite previous Pew research showing nearly half of Americans turned to social media for election information—the new data on how American adults consume news is all the more striking.
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In this regard, what is striking is not just that a whopping 261 percent of all U.S. digital services jobs cluster in just 2100 of the nation's largest metropolitan areas (ranging from New York and Washington to San Francisco and San Jose to Boston, Seattle and Atlanta) — even more striking is the fact that only a handful of metropolitan areas have significantly increased their share of the nations' digital services jobs since 22010.
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Her critique of American foreign policy and Cold War complicity in war crimes is made all the more striking when one considers that the officer who led the death squad that executed her and another who gave the orders had been trained at the School of the Americas, an institution run by the United States that continues to this day to "educate" the military of Latin America despite persistent calls to shut it down.
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The results, presented in "The Wood for the Trees," are fascinating: a vivid history of the nearby manor house, Greys Court, and its noble families who owned the wood for hundreds of years, and of the woodsmen who turned the harvested timber into everything from kindling to chair legs; but even more striking, an immensely detailed portrait of the flora and fauna contained in these four acres, which seem to expand exponentially the closer one looks.
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"What makes the comparison even more striking is that: a) 1986 was the only episode over the past 60 years in which U.S. corporate margins declined without this leading to a recession; b) it was the only episode over the past 40 years during which capex (capital expenditure) growth turned negative without this leading to a recession; c) it was the only episode over the past 30 years in which speculative default rates rose meaningfully above 5 percent without this leading to a recession," the bank added.
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The speech she gave at the 2016 Republican National Convention, which featured long passages lifted word for word from the speech that Michelle Obama had made in support of her husband eight years earlier, remains one of the more striking bits of pure Trumpianism on the record—the decision-making process that produced "a poker-faced karaoke version of another woman's speech about her very different husband" as the outcome is incomprehensible, although it is all very obviously the result of a towering and brazen laziness.
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The pressure on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE was ratcheted up a few more notches on Friday with news of Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE striking a deal to cooperate with Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's prosecutors.
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