The dystopian movie has become a reliable Hollywood staple, often with a starkly good rebellion toppling a starkly evil order.
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All of this creates a situation that is starkly ambiguous.
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A pair of new national polls present starkly different results.
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The stories they tell are harrowing, but starkly human. —K.
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This is where the creed's importance is most starkly evident.
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Clinton and Trump voters are starkly divided over those allegations.
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Donald Trump seems to be taking a starkly different approach.
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Clinton's program is starkly larger than Sanders' surrogate operation, too.
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"A verbal landscape may define us more starkly," she said.
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A day later the central government also put it starkly.
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Approval of the speech was starkly divided along partisan lines.
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Republicans from his state have taken a starkly different approach.
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Such disrespect contrasts starkly with American Jewish contributions to Israel.
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In the state's wealthier districts, the picture was starkly different.
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My journal pointed these instances out to me rather starkly.
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These numbers differ starkly from what national data tells us.
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The two main contenders had offered Israelis starkly different choices.
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The two main contenders had offered Israelis starkly different choices.
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Reading Samet's anthology, one sees how starkly perspectival leadership is.
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It contrasts starkly from Warren's otherwise unapologetic and enthusiastic campaign.
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And for the voice of a starkly affecting trumpeter. 17.
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More than three years later, the picture is starkly different.
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A spokesman for Malmo's Jewish community put the situation starkly.
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In "This Place," his images are starkly empty of human life.
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But testimony in the impeachment inquiry paints a starkly different picture.
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This hyphen is starkly different from the one in "arch-rival".
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John-Paul Smith, a strategist at Ecstrat, put things very starkly.
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Challenges to the science of climate change bear this out starkly.
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Their ephemeral nature starkly differentiated Snapchat from Facebook and Instagram's permanency.
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Trump and Merkel have held starkly different views on some issues.
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Other countries have confronted their controversial pasts in starkly different ways.
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As usual, Trump spoke about the FBI in starkly partisan terms.
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And then, Republicans weren't as starkly divided as they are now.
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The two figures represent starkly different faces for the Democratic Party.
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The statement starkly contrasted with one issued by President Donald Trump.
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For those without a college degree, the situation is starkly different.
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US law surrounding lunch breaks is starkly different from other countries.
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Trump's tweet on Blankenship starkly reveals both of those character traits.
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The events this week demonstrate how starkly views vary by region.
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This proverbial fork in the road has two starkly different paths.
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But each side views the protests through a starkly different prism.
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Americans seem starkly split today on a wide range of issues.
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The romanticized image contrasts starkly with the reality of Georgia as
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Wolfson's stance contrasts starkly with dire warnings from some business groups.
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The show splits into starkly different halves: assemblage and after assemblage.
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Mr. Obama again spoke about these drugs in starkly personal terms.
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This starkly surreal, vaguely apocalyptic image is obviously digitally altered—right?
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Their starkly different personalities underscore the growing list of policy differences.
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Fast forward three weeks, and the Mets' situation is starkly different.
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"That starkly quantifies how important it is," Allcott told CNN Business.
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Other Democrats had a starkly different view of Mr. Barr's summary.
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It was also floral and starkly mineral, with earthy, stony elements.
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This case, he said, starkly illustrates the power of state laws.
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The second-place candidate, Mr. Petro, represents a starkly different option.
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For one, Trump's list arose in a starkly different political context.
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America was newly, starkly, dangerously divided on every issue that mattered.
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The economic opening has had a starkly unequal impact on Venezuelans.
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Two major studies of immunotherapy last year starkly illustrate the problem.
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It's 21625 all over again, but in a starkly reverse image.
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Unconstrained surveillance by law enforcement also can abet starkly antidemocratic tendencies.
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We look at two cases that took starkly divergent legal paths.
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For all its growth, San Antonio remains starkly divided by income.
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The center, though, offers a starkly different view of the past.
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Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio reacted in starkly different ways.
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But in recent years, Sweden's nuclear reactors have become starkly unprofitable.
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Another Midwestern state starkly illustrates the differences in Obama and Clinton's approaches.
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This allows the money details to stand out more starkly, McElhaney says.
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In a speech Wednesday, Duterte denounced de Lima in starkly personal terms.
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Yet, as the author makes starkly clear, global warming is no parable.
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However, advocates for gun reform have starkly different views on the bill.
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Meanwhile his lyrics are amongst the most starkly emotional he's ever sung.
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His work has a starkly graphic and mythic quality that is entrancing.
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Laughlin, a starkly racist and anti-Semitic Nazi sympathizer who rose from
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For Banks, fighting in Asia feels starkly different than in the West.
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A starkly different view has predominated since the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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President Trump gave two starkly different statements about the violence in Charlottesville.
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Starkly different from seeing them out doing this, this, this and this.
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The starkly minimalist iPhone 4 would be a good shout for many.
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The nonfamous people are often labeled starkly—Black Man, or An Arab.
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Logically, at least, such uncorrelated threats can have a starkly reverse effect.
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I suspect we'll find a fascinating world, if starkly different from Earth.
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The two leaders have starkly different views on trade, immigration and globalization.
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New York City's anti-Airbnb forces and Airbnb paint starkly contrasting narratives.
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When viewed along party lines, Democrats and Republicans have starkly different opinions.
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The political challenge this creates for Democrats is starkly apparent in Arizona.
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Seven years ago, Obama was sworn in against a starkly different backdrop.
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Ms. Teachout and Mr. Faso certainly have starkly different views on policy.
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But the two countries maintain starkly divergent accounts of what happened next.
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The president's optimistic statements contrasted starkly with the situation on the ground.
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The president's optimistic statements contrasted starkly with the situation on the ground.
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His arrival could not contrast more starkly with Wilson's a century ago.
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A blue vase sits atop the boxes looking starkly vulnerable and frail.
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This network's Thursday lineup features two starkly different approaches to the holidays.
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But one turn onto a residential street offers a starkly different scene.
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Voters now face two starkly different choices at the polls on Sunday.
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But Trump's negotiating approach has been starkly different than in the past.
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We profiled two exciting innovators, each from a starkly different cultural arena.
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It was the tale of an ordinary soldier in Vietnam, starkly told.
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India gave a starkly different version of Mr. Jadhav's arrest and profession.
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Yet, a closer look at the facts reveals a starkly different reality.
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Democrats and Republicans were starkly divided in their beliefs on the issue.
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But he's surely noticed that the candidates offer two starkly opposed narratives.
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That is starkly true of America's early efforts to adapt to global warming.
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They're starkly divided among rural and urban, rich and poor, old and young.
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Quebec and New York are taking starkly different approaches to the flooding problems.
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At a rally on Tuesday, Trump invoked the killing in starkly electoral language.
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Rolling back the US guidelines contrasts starkly with a tougher approach in Europe.
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The legacy of this racism is starkly apparent in the villages around Willowvale.
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Perpetrators and victims tend nearly always to belong to starkly different social groups.
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Put more starkly: 90% of all startups die within their first three years.
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Ohio, and Trump and Kasich are offering that middle two starkly different messages.
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Various data show that housing prices in Australia have indeed gone up starkly.
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President Trump expressed starkly different views in his rally in Florida Friday night.
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These starkly differing South American production trends have some way to run yet.
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I DON'T LIKE TO SEGMENT QUITE AS STARKLY AS YOU JUST DID, ALRIGHT?
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The region is a Republican stronghold in a state that is starkly divided.
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Mueller starkly criticized Trump's praise of WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign as "problematic."
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Tina Smith, spoke at Trump's rally and starkly laid bare Minnesota's political split.
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Yet the two have followed starkly different price paths so far this year.
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The Berthold reservation lands are starkly gorgeous, even in their drab winter colors.
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Still, for later-stage investors and companies, the story could prove starkly different.
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The move showed starkly the global political ramifications of Silicon Valley slip-ups.
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In just two years, Baghdad's once-mixed neighborhoods were starkly divided by religion.
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That was made starkly clear in Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis's resignation letter.
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The men who mowed them down in Tajikistan had a starkly different one.
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" As another protester explained more starkly, "It makes Hong Kong just like China.
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"Saudi Runaway" is a starkly complementary story of incarceration, liberation and self-determination.
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The result is essentially two parallel books, starkly different in style and substance.
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That evolution has yielded a party of starkly contrasting views on the economy.
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His lanky frame cut through the starkly lit, deep blue of the stage.
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These starkly succinct poems and prose poems map a powerful constellation of becoming.
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Trump's core stays loyal But those overall results obscured a starkly bifurcated situation.
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The moments when they can produce images as starkly dissonant as this one.
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By "yourself," the trailer refers to audience reviews, which starkly contrast from professional reviews.
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The scene in devastated areas once controlled by rebels outside Damascus is starkly different.
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The financial picture is starkly different for patients under and over 2003 years old.
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The gallery space is starkly divided between the chromatic camps of black and white.
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America is entering a new era, starkly different from any that have come before.
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She expressed her views in her prenup, which, even for 2017, feels starkly modern.
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Gazing west from Rawabi, the Tel Aviv skyline appears starkly against the gleaming Mediterranean.
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In Europe the glut of renewables is more starkly seen for what it is.
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The starkly conflicting accounts of the struggle deepened the questions surrounding Mr. McMillon's death.
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And one of the three judges in this court dissented starkly from the ruling.
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The two starkly different strategies are indicative of the culture within the rival campaigns.
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Advocates of both sides see the essence of these cases in starkly different terms.
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The mothers' moral leadership and outreach contrasts starkly with the Republicans' current siege mentality.
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Then got sucked down a rabbit hole reading people's starkly differing opinions about it.
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Blackened ground and trees contrasted starkly with patches of green grass and flowers elsewhere.
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In a starkly divided country, which gallery would Mr Johnson choose to play to?
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We're trying to redress just how starkly underrepresented we are professionally, across all industries.
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They arrived Tuesday at the White House under starkly different circumstances than their predecessors.
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He, too, was surrounded by whites and blacks who reacted in starkly different ways.
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Samsung Electronics made two announcements today that contrasted starkly with one another in tone.
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But when Gore was asked to retreat to Tennessee, presidential politics was starkly different.
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So it's a little upsetting that these three measures are so starkly, radically different.
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There are degrees of truth to both positions, however starkly opposed they may be.
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With street signs missing and the landscape so starkly altered, he'd lost his bearings.
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The apps provide starkly different services, he argued, meaning they aren't in direct competition.
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The report detailed his starkly conflicting account of their conversation about the Journal story.
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All of this contrasts starkly to what candidate Trump said on the campaign trail.
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Judge Phelan heard starkly different views of Mr. Redstone's mental and physical well-being.
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In other settings, however, the candidates have presented starkly different views of the program.
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But in 250, Mr. Netanyahu commissioned another panel that came to starkly different conclusions.
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We tasted Utopias, and we were starkly divided into two camps: love and hate.
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Never was that more starkly felt than when Shortz joined the paper in 1993.
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Even with increased volumes, Russia and Saudi Arabia are facing starkly lower oil receipts.
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Berg suddenly found that her series would be airing in a starkly different context.
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Democrats and Republicans had starkly different reasons for predicting an ObamaCare collapse in 2628.
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Another angle: Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren present starkly different options for Democratic voters.
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Antonin Scalia, for example, once offered a starkly different view of secrecy and liberty.
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Sihanoukville starkly illustrates how Cambodia's ever tightening relationship with China is transforming the country.
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Why would the Trump administration paint a picture so starkly at odds with reality?
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The frustrations have bubbled up publicly, perhaps most starkly on display when Democratic Rep.
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There are few places where that plays out more starkly than in the market.
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Five starkly drawn characters are united by their connection to a deaf-mute man.
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A software engineer, for example, will give starkly different advice from an investment banker.
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They contrast starkly with artworks that depict Yankee whaling, and the differences are telling.
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The Democratic and Republican presumptive presidential candidates have starkly different approaches to immigrants and immigration.
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But Navarro, who is one of the administration's top China hawks, put it more starkly.
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He's marching in place in a starkly lit room decked out with two large flatscreens.
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The evening began with each lawmaker laying out starkly different views of the controversial law.
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Meanwhile, OPEC - the group which controls most of the world's oil output - is starkly divided.
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Some of the recent economic data points have starkly shown the magnitude of the slowing.
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Hours of debate followed, as well a few amendment votes that starkly revealed Republicans' divisions.
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The concrete collection of buildings stands starkly against the rolling green farmlands of central Pennsylvania.
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Voters' disapproval on trade contrasts starkly with their views of the economy as a whole.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Stringer and Mr. Jeffries could represent starkly different threats to Mr. de Blasio.
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Samsung even dedicated a hardware key to Bixby on the otherwise starkly minimalist Galaxy S8.
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Such divergence in Shanghai and LME stocks trends has happened before but rarely so starkly.
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The tough love rhetoric contrasted starkly with the more supportive approach adopted by key workers.
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But Trump is hearing a starkly different message from other GOP allies on Capitol Hill.
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The pitiless words of "Bye Bye Blackbird" and "Terre Sèche" were caressed, yet starkly clear.
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More starkly still, nearly 60,85033 moms missed breakfast in bed because their families are homeless.
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With his rivals adopting a more dignified tone on Thursday, Kasich stood out less starkly.
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But for many, the familiar stable of contributors is starkly at odds with their worldview.
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Liang's defense attorney, Rae Koshetz, of course, offered a starkly different assessment of that night.
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Just take a look: Notice the speed, contrasted starkly with the poise on his finish.
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No one makes an album this starkly gorgeous without actually giving a shit about it.
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Starkly lacking in these accounts is any accountability or genuine recognition of the wrong done.
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Of course, Tesla has attracted plenty of investors with starkly different views of its prospects.
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It's always startling to see how starkly this little slice of class warfare plays out.
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Court Street, which forms the eastern boundary, has businesses with starkly different ages and characters.
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TREACHEROUS The successes at CS and Goldman contrast starkly with the difficulties at other banks.
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And here, in their own words, they outline their starkly different visions of the future.
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Geographically, Chicago is starkly divided by race, with most whites living on the North Side.
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On Friday, in his second game back from the disabled list, they were starkly reminded.
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The numbers starkly show the lack of women and minorities at the ride-hailing company.
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The striking centerpiece, "Red," was inspired by starkly different gender roles in the Soviet Union.
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It rises "starkly above the dusty plains like an ancient starship," according to Lonely Planet.
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In an era of growing income and wealth inequality, Obamacare was a starkly redistributive law.
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Perhaps the explanation lies in how starkly whole Knausgaard's and Ferrante's books appear to be.
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That widening red-blue economic divide in turn drives the parties' starkly different policy agendas.
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When the pair returned the next evening, the atmosphere in the studio was starkly different.
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It's a problem that was starkly highlighted by the disastrous 22014 rollout of Obamacare's Healthcare.
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Silverman, meanwhile, approached the C.K. revelations in a starkly different way — and with good reason.
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Nowhere can the imperial boundaries be seen more starkly, however, than on Poland's modern electoral map.
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For men, the very nature of masculinity conflicts so starkly with experience of being sexually violated.
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The practice starkly highlights the UK government's stance on not including intercept as evidence in court.
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Most interestingly, in the pizza industry, Cramer noted starkly contrasting feedback from Domino's and Papa John's.
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That's when I saw how starkly tracking violates the lightly-coded social norms of email etiquette.
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When I meet the group, they're filtering into a starkly white event space in midtown Manhattan.
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The actions starkly defined the present failure of government to govern and our leaders to lead.
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In addition to being a starkly unfair system of running government, history shows it's also unsustainable.
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Both Share and The Nightingale starkly contrast with the representation of rape in Paul Verhoeven's Elle.
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This recently revealed data shows pretty starkly the political coalitions that each candidate is appealing too.
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In other words, U.S. Republicans are more starkly anti-climate change than other conservative parties internationally.
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Rexha's delivery and pitch are reminiscent of Ellie Goulding, but with a starkly different musical backdrop.
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The process is starkly visible in the shrinkage of the ice that covers the Arctic ocean.
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It's a starkly lit journey with the bright moonlight casting shadows and reflecting off the snow.
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But from the first hours after the stabbing and shooting, the cases followed starkly different courses.
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Such bipartisan collaborations are rare—especially on climate-change, over which the electorate is starkly divided.
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His persona was one of youthful energy, health, and vitality, yet the reality was starkly different.
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It's so starkly written, and because of that you're able to fill it with so much.
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Nothing explains the current pitch of white resentment politics so starkly—and also its eventual failure.
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There, the numbers are starkly different, with MoviePass representing a small fraction of the overall revenue.
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But the "send her back" chant on Wednesday complicated those explanations with its starkly nativist message.
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The gap between the modern and developed world is starkly illustrated by Singapore and its neighbors.
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The risks are obvious in a country in which opinions often divide along starkly racial lines.
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On key issues like trade and immigration, Mr Trump is starkly at odds with state tradition.
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Yet the starkly different strategies of the candidates are straining the industry's bedrock notions of evenhandedness.
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The Census poverty data starkly shows the damage the GOP could do to the country's poor.
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Mr. Guerín stages the scenes starkly, with few embellishments on his sets or from his cast.
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While abuse, harassment and assault transcend party lines, the response to these accusations is starkly partisan.
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It starkly illustrated how online speech can live or die at the discretion of private companies.
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But it wouldn't be fair to "Nature's Mutiny" to see the issue of proof so starkly.
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Mr. Cruz struck a starkly different posture, telegraphing a new set of priorities to his staff.
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The activist Bertha Lewis has starkly accused the mayor of furthering the "whitening" of the city.
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She sits on a bunk bed, starkly silhouetted in the light of a barred prison window.
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These scenes are set either in the middle of starkly beautiful terrain or against nondescript backdrops.
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She wrote about a world starkly different from my Georgia upbringing — New Jersey seemed so exotic.
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Yet you are likely to leave this starkly poetic show with an inexplicable glow of hope.
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His journey to that decision was starkly different than that of his predecessor, President Barack Obama.
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These same ideas were articulated more starkly a few years later, but with a different prescription.
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This will become more starkly apparent as more indictments are handed down by the special counsel.
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Elizabeth Warren, two leading candidates with starkly different ideologies who have never shared a debate stage.
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To Trump, few countries epitomize this sin so starkly and on all three issues as Mexico.
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But on Sunday evening, he topped himself with a tweet that was even more starkly incoherent.
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Clinton's defeat that starkly highlighted the quirks of the American system, in particular the Electoral College.
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The boom in the tourism sector contrasts starkly with the gloomy picture in the broader economy.
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But even that outcome, if it happens, won't conceal the tensions that now lie starkly exposed.
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The reverence contrasts starkly with Trump's tepid reaction to the death of another Hill legend, Sen.
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What the world needs now is more attention to commonality beneath what might seem starkly different realms.
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This finale explores that idea in starkly, darkly funny detail — and features a surprising burst of blood.
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Voters' perceptions of Mr Trump's attitudes towards other countries tend to be starkly different from their own.
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But the opinions offer starkly different visions of the courts' role in preserving democratic norms and institutions.
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The richness and diversity of the collective images are reinforced with brief but starkly factual historical narratives.
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The effect of is something akin to a duotone fantasy, full of whimsical but starkly strange imagery.
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But the economy he presided over was starkly different than that of his Republican rival, Indiana Gov.
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Following news that Mollie had died, President Donald Trump also invoked the killing in starkly electoral language.
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The need to track aircraft over water and in remote areas was starkly highlighted by Flight MH593.
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This is shown rather starkly by data from China and India, the world's two largest coal importers.
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The Mormon Church's lack of transparency contrasts starkly with actions taken by other religious groups and institutions.
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Put more starkly, American weather satellites cost more to fly than the entire forecasting system they support.
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Before the president's Tuesday night address and the Democratic leaders' response, positions starkly diverged on the wall.
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But the candidates have starkly different views on how to address energy, oil consumption and climate change.
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In certain instances, two agencies dealing with similar subjects nevertheless reported starkly different morale trends among workers.
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Board of Education, most public schools in America's major cities remain starkly divided by race and class.
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And through a distinctly millennial set of rose tined smartglasses, this all used to be starkly different.
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Starkly put: "The Trump administration faces a conundrum," writes Barclays analyst Michael Cohen in a note Friday.
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His struggles were starkly clear to him, and his failings measured empirically on stopwatches and result sheets.
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Though the two fighters are at starkly different junctures of their careers, this is either man's fight.
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But the wealth is not equally distributed over the starkly segregated neighborhoods — and neither is the violence.
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The big picture: We've seen many politicians use immigration in campaigns, but they offer starkly different solutions.
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But the whole horror story is starkly rooted in thorny, real-world technology, race issues and politics.
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The coronavirus has laid bare such problems, most starkly at the Life Care Center of Kirkland, Wash.
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The administration is making these private appeals as Trump is striking a starkly different note in public.
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The differences with Damascus were starkly evident at a Middle East conclave in Moscow in late February.
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After a tour that was a model of abstract, starkly choreographed precision, Solange had severe health problems.
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Why are publishers of children's literature so starkly at odds with their readership in the first place?
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The first topic was, of course, the coronavirus, and the candidates' arguments reflected their starkly different worldviews.
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Such opportunism is far from rare; it's just not often that we see it exhibited so starkly.
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The challenges that the LGBTQ community faced in the 80s were, of course, starkly different from today.
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The president has tended to tap largely conventional candidates, not loyalists or those with starkly contrarian views.
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Female artists are usually starkly absent from headlining spots and are often a fraction of overall lineups.
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White House officials have consulted Mr. Obama's speech and predicted a starkly different tone from Mr. Trump.
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These starkly different environments have a profound impact on children's cognitive functioning, social development and physical health.
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There have been conflicting signals, as two camps within the administration have pushed for starkly different approaches.
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Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden -- and starkly different worldviews -- are coming into sharper view.
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Here's where the two stand on key issues; and their starkly different visions, in their own words.
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" Sondland's view was starkly different: "I thought it was a great meeting and we all left happy.
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Weekly hype on Twitter for new episodes starkly contrasted the negative discourse surrounding The Rise of Skywalker.
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But there is an inherent tension in transitions, particularly between two administrations with starkly different political views.
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However, this volume is starkly lower than the US$112bn in 2014 and US$61bn in 2015.
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On his bus the next morning, Buttigieg assessed his McKinsey experience in starkly political terms and calculations.
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And flatly written secondary characters have a way of standing out more starkly in TV's longform storytelling.
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So how do you do diplomacy when the president's view of reality is starkly different than yours?
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The battle over climate change at this year's G-20 meeting starkly illustrated Mr. Trump's growing isolation.
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But it shot up starkly within days after schools reopened and children were back in classrooms together.
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And the starkly titled "Hate" is about the history — and the present — of anti-Semitism in France.
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Reus feels old in the sense that he is starkly aware that he is no longer young.
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After Carlson made starkly anti-immigrant comments during a segment last December, he lost advertisers as well.
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But what is new is how starkly different Americans view the economy, based on their political preferences.
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Around the fire, stories turned starkly philosophical, full of allusions to the ancestors and the spirit world.
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Extremely fast and frantic, the pulse of the drums contrast starkly with the slow pan of the camera.
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In doing so, he struck a starkly different tone on Iran from Bolton and other senior security aides.
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But it is unclear why, if economic conditions have changed so starkly, tax pledges should be off limits.
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Views of the economy are starkly split along partisan lines, and have barely budged as growth has slowed.
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Parenting is full of moments like that, although most of them aren't quite so starkly life-and-death.
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No one personifies this Faustian pact more starkly than Ms. Zadic, Austria's first minister with a migrant background.
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The interior is delightfully stripped back, and the mid-mounted digital display sits in a starkly spartan space.
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Their attempts to hide their emotion create tension, and contrast starkly with the passionate and determined mob outside.
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Peter Van Valkenburgh, director of research at Washington-based lobbying group Coin Center, took a starkly different stance.
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Mark Kirk, one of the most vulnerable sitting Republican senators, has also run a starkly anti-Trump campaign.
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Our data show that there is a demonstrable open/closed values divide in Britain, starkly correlated with age.
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Trading in the third quarter has been starkly different from that in the first half of the year.
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At once starkly real and beguilingly impressionistic, the film resonates as an electric meditation on anxiety and heartbreak.
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Bottom line: Trump's refugee decision reflects, as much as anything, how starkly different his worldview is from Obama's.
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"This is a starkly different picture to just a few months ago," said NAB's market strategist Tapas Strickland.
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When the CIA's connections to the Paris Review and other publications were revealed, the backlash was starkly uneven.
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It is concurrent with a generational upheaval in attitudes, most starkly in young Americans' milder views on sexuality.
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It's no surprise that the Republican and Democratic party platforms depict starkly different visions for America's open spaces.
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But the tension over who becomes president remained palpable, with the 50-50 division of Austria starkly illustrated.
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But the concert was simply, starkly beautiful, and unfolded as the late afternoon sun faded over the ruins.
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Their upbringings were starkly different: Farmer was raised, with five siblings, in a bus in a Florida campground.
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" Justice Sonia Sotomayor, perhaps the most liberal justice, put the idea starkly: "People can walk themselves into jail.
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In 1981, before full-scale gentrification, before mass incarceration, the city seemed starkly drawn in black and white.
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And he spoke more starkly than he had before about the role gender is playing in the race.
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But the Commission does not serve that objective by displaying a symbol that bears 'a starkly sectarian message.
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The divisions have been starkly evident this week in this plain-vanilla brick village, once an agricultural center.
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However, court papers filed by Levand describe starkly the daily suffering that her daughter endured while in segregation.
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His black-and-white drawings, which are starkly beautiful, depict oval-shaped sugar pots and goblet-like teacups.
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Yet, at least when it comes to politics, millennial men and women see things in starkly different ways.
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They eat breakfast and lunch there, and modern classrooms and computer labs are starkly juxtaposed with laundry facilities.
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In return we heard jibes from senior leaders and we saw a starkly one-sided approach to negotiation.
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A family just like, but starkly different from, this first family shows up, and all hell breaks loose.
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Both had been successful in their individual careers, but their approaches to research and writing were starkly different.
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On the other hand, just a day before the F.C.C. announcement, the Justice Department communicated starkly different values.
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Feasibility studies commissioned by the government had starkly concluded that a port at Hambantota was not economically viable.
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Recent cycles have been marked by starkly different voting behavior on the part of first-timers and veterans.
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In his starkly horizontal painting, Reed has compressed red and semi-transparent black strokes into a turbulent field.
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In the days before her death, however, her real identity was revealed, and a starkly different reality emerged.
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The notation listed a first name starkly different from her client's, but an identical last name and birthdate.
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" In 2002, President Bush starkly informed the membership, "The purposes of the United States should not be doubted.
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The mayor of Tampa is starkly warning his city's 377,000 residents to get ready for Hurricane Irma's wrath.
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Their starkly oppositional colors lent the series a further air of symbolism and a sense of the miraculous.
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The debate is also more starkly partisan than it was then, with almost no defections from either side.
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Despite their similarities in age and development, Plesac, Bieber and Civale's approaches to the game are starkly different.
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Moskovitz goes on to say that the Republicans and Democrats offer two starkly different visions for the country.
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St. Olaf, a small liberal arts institution in southern Minnesota, is starkly different from the university he left.
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Mr. Sack writes about two cases five months and 85 miles apart that took starkly divergent legal paths.
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Tillerson was candid in his response: Part of it was obviously we are starkly different in our styles.
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Tyrone and Felicia Sanders, Tywanza's parents, embrace in their garden, their bodies contrasting starkly with the lush surroundings.
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It's remote, desolate, and starkly beautiful; the kind of place where Sandhill Cranes and Snow Geese stop traffic.
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It was the starkly divergent reactions to his discussion of immigration, however, that stood out most on Wednesday.
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To put it more starkly, Democrats should listen to one of the most respected Democratic political scientists, William Galston.
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Following its expansive instincts the poem opens out into multiple dimensions, which can be intuited, glimpsed, or starkly viewed.
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The news starkly contrasted with the zero-tolerance approach that Duterte has taken towards drug abuse in the Philippines.
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Interestingly, some of the language in the message is starkly different from the company's initial reaction to the hack.
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"Do you have a Facebook account?" her would-be mother-in-law asked her, starkly, at her matchmaking ceremony.
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That will expose the contrast between French weakness and German strength even more starkly, at an awkward political moment.
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The notion that Clinton and Sanders supporters were divided by ideology, he writes, is starkly contradicted by statistical analysis.
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But the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people can be starkly different — as this poll reveals.
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The series has debuted in a starkly different landscape than the original, both on TV and in the world.
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Their comments starkly contrasted with how some members of the industry for years questioned the reality of climate change.
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The unfiltered feed of posts by strangers starkly differentiated Twitter from Facebook's algorithmically filtered feed of posts by friends.
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Both countries have made great strides in reducing poverty but remain starkly unequal, and indeed are becoming more so.
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According to figures from Delhi-based research institute ICRIER, Internet access in India is starkly divided along gender lines.
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His unsuitability for the job of leader of the opposition was starkly revealed by two speeches to the conference.
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When I first saw porn, it pretty starkly opposed the innocent picture my mind had conjured up about romance.
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Kasich is a sitting governor exploring a run against a president of his own party — a starkly unusual circumstance.
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The uplifting and emotional high notes of the night were a healing opportunity offered to a starkly divided country.
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The battlefield successes of the Y.P.G. contrasted starkly with the generally hapless efforts of American proxies elsewhere in Syria.
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"The findings of [the report] show starkly the human costs of the war in South Sudan," they spokesperson said.
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This week, three House impeachment committees begin a new chapter in what has become a starkly divisive political pursuit.
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She has switched her backup from acoustic to electronic and her lyrics from intimately, poetically personal to starkly political.
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His resume is starkly different than the average political hire, including high-level tech positions at Uber and Twitter.
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The tough message contrasts starkly with what Deutsche Bank officials have been telling investors and regulators in recent weeks.
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This marks a starkly different attitude from many other European Union member states and certainly many other Irish politicians.
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One can see this most starkly in the size of his staff, which is dwarfed by the Clinton operation.
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But Macron's iPhone-wielding Sun King act contrasts starkly with the praise American liberals and centrists lavished on him.
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Though California has a strong reputation for being starkly liberal, there are conservative strongholds within the Golden State. Rep.
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Few political issues have drawn as much starkly partisan rancor in recent years as the subject of voting rights.
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And though these conservation biologists study animals, their work starkly reflects the effects humans have on the elephants' environment.
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But taking the stand on Monday, Mr. Baroni, a former New Jersey state senator, told a starkly different story.
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Other founding CEOs can't imagine leaving their baby in someone else's handsMarla Beck had a starkly different acquisition experience.
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Mr. Sorey tends to reward a listener's patience, over the course of a set, thanks to starkly contrasting energies.
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CreditCreditEddie Hausner/The New York Times New York City is starkly different today than it was 21971 years ago.
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Levi (Gian Maria Volontè) finds himself in a starkly beautiful and backward place, a crumbling town of cavelike quarters.
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Complicating that story, though, is the fact that views on the economy have become starkly partisan in recent years.
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Mr. Sadr, the scion of an eminent clerical family, has portrayed his changed political philosophy in starkly pragmatic terms.
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More starkly, it highlighted the failure of Egypt's powerful intelligence agencies to anticipate a coordinated wave of devastating attacks.
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Mexico's proximity to San Diego, where many of them live, including the Madrids, has made those issues starkly visible.
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This is hardly new: President Obama ran on a policy platform which starkly contrasted the policies of his predecessor.
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He won the GOP nomination because disenchanted Republican voters were desperate for something starkly different from the status quo.
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As news of the developments filtered out on Wednesday morning, starkly split reactions began pouring in around the state.
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In Hillary Clinton he had a distinctly unpopular opponent who, like him, divided the electorate along starkly partisan lines.
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Though this production is starkly lighted (by Yi Zhao), it takes place mostly in a world unilluminated by hope.
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Democrats and Republicans came away from Volker's behind-closed-doors testimony to House committees Thursday with starkly different conclusions.
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All together it makes for a starkly minimal aesthetic, but one that elevates, instead of eliding, the human body.
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The number of independents who support such a ban has also dropped starkly since 1999, according to the survey.
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The picture is starkly different in national polls, where Buttigieg hasn't yet cracked double digits in the RealClearPolitics average.
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The industry is starkly opposed to the tariffs in part because so little of it actually manufacturers the panels.
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The poll also found that Americans remain starkly divided on whether to implement a new ban on assault weapons.
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Yet on impeachment, as they face close fights for their seats again next November, their approach is starkly different.
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"Not only do the two parties adhere to starkly different views, but they inhabit increasingly different economies and environments."
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" He accused House Republicans of blurring the "distinction between sins and crimes," and he warned starkly of "sexual McCarthyism.
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We live in a starkly divided country with a president who is shamefully ill equipped to bridge that divide.
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One wonders how seriously to take a document that so starkly diverges from the president's own words and deeds.
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And the cowardice of terrorizing a small, defenseless animal contrasts starkly with the unstinting courage Christians revere in Jesus.
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It will be starkly sorrowful in one scene, blisteringly funny in the next, then unbelievably scary in still another.
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More starkly, the tremendously successful Wii — Nintendo's most successful home game console by far — looks to be an outlier.
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And now they, of course, have been pulled rather starkly into the equation because of their impact on it.
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A rendering of De Palma's Scarface is a subtle assembly of white powder to starkly draw out Al Pacino's profile.
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There's not such a starkly visible part here, but the style still resides squarely in the Comb Over Zone™.
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This tendency has been on display in recent weeks, as two federal agencies made starkly different moves on telecom policy.
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Attitudes to the environment split along party lines in America, but not as starkly as between the two presidential candidates.
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Their continued pessimism contrasts starkly with a more bullish attitude among analysts in the most recent poll by Thomson Reuters.
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The problems facing traditional retailers contrast starkly with the online juggernaut Amazon, which announced a record-breaking holiday sales season.
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It is a starkly different look from 2009, when Ford did not even have a buyer for the flagging automaker.
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But outside of the Sundance bubble in Park City, Utah, the landscape for women filmmakers is a starkly different place.
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Spain's education system starkly contrasts with its health service, which is generally agreed to be efficient and of high quality.
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The realism only makes Young Adult all the more starkly uncomfortable, and its main character an antihero for the ages.
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In Singapore nearly all children are born and raised in wedlock, starkly different from what now happens in the West.
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During the regular season, NFL players earn starkly different salaries to account for their varying talent, experience and market value.
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Unsurprisingly, they found that each side of the aisle offered "starkly different assessments" of those institutions' impact on the nation.
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Putting it more starkly, I'd say the Fed is completely freaked out by financial markets that are turning against it.
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As he takes command of a starkly divided nation, Trump would do well to look back on Eisenhower's leadership example.
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That means the two groups face starkly different choices when it comes to how to respond to CBP search requests.
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The political warfare in the Cleves family is rather too starkly laid out, and the novel can become earnestly didactic.
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For that was a period marked by a starkly divided color line, open segregation, anti-black violence and racial anxiety.
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Powell uses black, gray, and white oil paint to create starkly realistic portraits of models, famous musicians, and inspirational figures.
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Put even more starkly, Trump's public comments and tweets are making war with North Korea more likely, not less so.
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A few months later, in June 2011, Holick oversaw the publication of a report that took a starkly different view.
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The prosecution, opposing the request, described Mr. Martin, 51, in starkly different terms: as a serial lawbreaker of staggering audacity.
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The results were the first seeds of an administration-in-waiting that will break starkly with that of President Obama.
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They have nominated starkly different sets of candidates in the two regions, representing two broad paths forward for the party.
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Each set of men seems to represent starkly different worlds, as if they were emissaries from civilization and its discontents.
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But the United States and the Putin regime have starkly different visions for international order — divisions stemming from Truman's time.
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Rose-pink pearls dangle from amorphous silver studs, and starkly architectural chokers and rings are flecked with iridescent freshwater pearls.
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I've been starkly reminded in recent months how the state can have a tremendous bearing on a woman's private life.
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The stress and the costs are rendered most starkly among the poor, where margins of survival are measured in pennies.
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These images are like memory siphoned through dream: more dramatic, more starkly contrasted than the environment looks in everyday life.
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As the landscape of commerce has changed to e-commerce, the costs of the Quill decision have become starkly obvious.
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Thursday's report is the latest in a series of State Department efforts that have starkly contrasted with White House messaging.
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" In April, the Labor Department's own inspector general starkly concluded that "Job Corps could not demonstrate beneficial job training outcomes.
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Readers have starkly different reactions to an article about being arrested for briefly leaving a child alone in a car.
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That much became starkly evident last month when Barnes & Noble abruptly fired its chief executive, Demos Parneros, with little explanation.
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The Racquet Club's tennis bubble was puffily futuristic and starkly lit, with thwacks and grunts coming from the other courts.
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If so, that long-term view is starkly at odds with Trump's vow to double the US economy's growth rate.
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Especially when seen in person, as in the Met exhibition, the smooth grayscale of "Ganymede" contrasts starkly with Michelangelo's style.
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Why it matters: Never before has authoritarian governments' ability to silence America's rich and powerful been so starkly on display.
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That is a starkly different vision of Britain from that held by the Conservative Party's new voters in the north.
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Not surprisingly, Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, took a starkly different view of what Cohen's plea agreement meant for the president.
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That much became starkly evident last month when Barnes & Noble abruptly fired its chief executive, Demos Parneros, with little explanation.
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Though she sounded wonderful throughout, Friday's performance — the opening of a revival of Willy Decker's starkly moving production — began unpersuasively.
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The precise predictability of the date and duration of any given eclipse conflicts starkly with the unpredictability of the weather.
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The negative orders starkly demonstrated the damage inflicted on Boeing by the ongoing 2320 Max crisis, along with trade wars.
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The US airstrike that killed Iran Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani generated starkly different reactions along party lines Thursday night.
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Though she declined to criticize her party's presidential nominee directly, such campaigning would be starkly different from the approach Mrs.
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This practice brought few answers, but did conjure the questions, which gazed back out at me starkly from the canvas.
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A United Nations report in 2018 put it starkly: The most dangerous place for a woman is her own home.
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The friction between man and beast was starkly illustrated when one villager disturbed the tiger and had a lucky escape.
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The two main political parties are showcasing starkly different visions for the world's fifth largest economy ahead of the Dec.
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The first stage is the eugenic period, defined by a starkly racist confidence in efforts to engineer a fitter species.
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The results attest to the starkly conservative vision of Israeli voters, our Jerusalem bureau chief writes in a news analysis.
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Getting starkly cut off from the common market could tank the UK economy — and likely damage the EU's as well.
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And if Biden prevails in the primary, he could end up reversing the trends so starkly on display on Wednesday.
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The emotional devastation of Schumann's final days becomes starkly evident in his ruthlessly pared-down Gesänge der Frühe ("Songs of Dawn").
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They represent starkly divergent developments that, while not suggestive of crisis at the doorstep, showcase the tenuous nature of global stability.
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Its particle board sets were starkly lit under fluorescent lights, their eeriness reminiscent of the isolation of living one's life online.
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The cutting edge of robotics and materials starkly contrast with the visage that is supposed to be forever frozen in copper.
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Trump had moved to ease tensions with Tehran by striking a starkly different tone from Bolton and other senior security aides.
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But the most striking thing about "Koda Study No. 3" is how starkly it contrasts with the rest of the show.
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Barr's initial letter describing Mueller's findings gave a starkly incomplete picture that seemed much rosier for Trump than the full report.
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The issue of term limits in Congress has some bipartisan support, but, like voting rights for prisoners, it starkly divides Democrats.
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It must be spoken and performed, his mellifluous voice lulling among the wonders in order to underline, more starkly, the horrors.
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Pakistan's miserable failure to develop a stable democracy compares ever more starkly with the rude progress of its arch-rival, India.
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Like Arrival, it's starkly beautiful, with an increasing emphasis on the alien aspects of its environments as the story goes forward.
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The two nominees have starkly contrasting views on immigration, for example, and how to handle people who enter the country illegally.
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His light, gentle touch on the steering wheel starkly contrasted the violence of acceleration, late breaking and staggering amounts of grip.
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For most of the contributors, however, politics is personal, never more starkly than for Porochista Khakpour, who was born in Iran.
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This is starkly contrasted to the art world, where $210 million princes and princesses have $29 million worth to expound on.
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All in One, with its subject's face painted starkly white, contrasting against dark hair, became the face of the entire exhibition.
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Obviously this is a very difficult topic in which it is of paramount importance to starkly distinguish between fantasy and reality.
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The list is made up entirely of male athletes, starkly illustrating the gap in earnings in sport between men and women.
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Letters To the Editor: Your April 27 front page starkly dramatized the moral range of today's corporations, from depraved to inspiring.
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Both concentrated on and criticized the bureau's handling of the Clinton investigation in their opening statements — but for starkly different reasons.
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She has spoken more starkly than he has about the threat posed by Islamic State-inspired terrorism in the United States.
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The report starkly undermines the administration's justification for a refugee cap, which is based on claims that refugees drain government resources.
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The G2.913 doesn't include any major design elements from its predecessor, meaning the company was trying to do something starkly different.
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The pope's stance is starkly at odds with the anti-immigrant rhetoric of candidates for the 2016 Republican U.S. presidential nomination.
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But the revelations of recent days have put on display perhaps more starkly than ever the fissures tearing at his administration.
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Yankees 6, Mets 5, 10 innings The Mets and the Yankees met Monday night at Citi Field with starkly different outlooks.
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Nixon sought the presidency under starkly different circumstances, as a conventional politician in a country that was nearly 90 percent white.
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He had a full black beard that contrasted starkly with the smooth-faced, grinning school portrait circulated widely after his arrest.
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Boyd acknowledges how the warmth and romance of the flowers starkly contrast the cold sterility of the ice in his work.
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Democrats would appear to face problems trying to stabilize an affluent white and disadvantaged minority coalition with starkly different economic interests.
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What the feds say Acting U.S. Attorney Billy J. Williams of Oregon gave a starkly different perspective on the arson case.
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Image: CDCA new case report from the Centers for Disease Control released Thursday starkly highlights the costs of not vaccinating children.
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This break from the game for Sharapova will be starkly different in tone from the many breaks that have preceded it.
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His resume, which is starkly different than the average political hire, includes former high-level tech positions at Uber and Twitter.
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" On "Half Man Half Shark," his sudden, uncontrollable spiral downwards is articulated starkly: "Simple soft thoughts / Simple soft thoughts become menacing.
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Residents were starkly aware of fires in Northern California that killed more than 40 people in October, Nasarenko said by phone.
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Each character is starkly different, they each experience lust and desire, and their relationship is by no means just Bill's idea.
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I grew up in both north and south Baton Rouge, but before the city was so spread out and starkly divided.
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" The narrator of the title story starkly explains that she is "hurtling through time, strapped to an explosive device, my life.
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Before-and-after satellite images starkly show just how much things have changed across the planet as the coronavirus outbreak spread.
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Ms. Courvoisier, a pianist, plays with a serious but open-minded demeanor; she crafts bright improvisations out of starkly defined parts.
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The clash underlined the difficult path any immigration plan faces as Washington remains starkly divided on one of Trump's signature issues.
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Protesters from Britain's left and right took to the streets over the weekend, offering starkly different visions of the country's future.
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Two front-runners are locked in a tight race to succeed him, embodying starkly different strains within a deeply divided party.
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These scenes are performed with a quiet and naturalism that differ starkly and pointedly from the feverishness of the musical sequences.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim discovered in Hanoi that they have starkly different views of how the two sides should negotiate.
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While starkly different, these comics share a self-aware and politically passionate style of humor suited to Trump-era popular culture.
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That blue background is so perfect, but it really is about her whiteness, too, how starkly white the skin tone is.
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But the trip made last week by Joseph Y. Yun, the top United States envoy on North Korea, was starkly different.
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Two of the top candidates to become the Democratic nominee offered starkly different visions of health care in America this week.
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Justin Amash, who announced in July that he was leaving the Republican party to become an Independent, put it more starkly.
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This immaturity is starkly demonstrated in a rambling phone call, which Woodward recorded and released as news of his book spread.
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Howard Marks, one of the most respected value investors out there, starkly warned his clients to avoid high-flying digital currencies.
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Depending on how long the juice stays in contact with the skins, these wines can become starkly tannic and quite bitter.
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The film won a loyal following for its starkly funny, hilariously uncomfortable take on a marriage on the brink of disaster.
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When OPEC leaders convene Thursday in Vienna, the global context affecting their decisions will contrast starkly with that of previous years.
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While the convenience they offer is certainly real, the personal data needed to make some experiences seamless is now starkly apparent.
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Kiernan's writing — starkly visual, tongue in cheek and disturbingly visceral — carries the day as the story churns toward its uneasy conclusion.
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Yet the collection is as perfect and complete, as fully achieved and starkly original, as any book of poetry in English.
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One former sex worker starkly laid out the conditions faced by many kichijong women in a documentary film produced by Durebang.
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The impulse behind a starkly different opera, "The Voyage of Edgar Allan Poe" (22004), was Verdi's "Don Carlo," Mr. Argento said.
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US neobanks Chime and Varo illustrate the contrast even more starkly, offering fee-free overdraft cushions of $100 and $50, respectively.
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Life for my parents in America was starkly different than in Cuba, where they had lived comfortably up until the revolution.
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One is a political novice, the other a far-right firebrand — both outsiders, but with starkly different visions for the country.
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Clearly, in part one, it adds to the feeling of desolation, but in part two, it continues to feel starkly empty.
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In this case, what the US Navy can do and what it would like to do couldn't be more starkly different.
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The Democrats, especially President Obama and Hillary Clinton, are sure to present a starkly different and more optimistic vision next week.
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Bernie Sanders's America is starkly different from Alexander Hamilton's or Alexis de Tocqueville's America or even Bill Clinton's and Barack Obama's America.
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And despite efforts to integrate schools and neighborhoods, the report concludes that the United States remains "starkly segregated" by race and income.
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As we gather with our friends and family this Thanksgiving, these two starkly contrasting visions of America may seem impossible to reconcile.
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"Positive GDP and earnings are 'reality,' which is currently starkly disconnected from equity sentiment, valuation, and positioning," Kolanovic said in the note.
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CNBC takes a look at images that starkly illustrate how pollution is impacting the lives of people and animals around the world.
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This was starkly different from all of the other volunteers, none of whom had more than a handful of matches this close.
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In an interview with CNBC on Wednesday, Kyle Bass shared his starkly bearish views on China's banking system and the country's currency.
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The lifestyle for many of those in places like Seongnam is starkly different from that in Seoul, Busan or other major cities.
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When Robert Moog debuted the Moog synthesizer in 1964, it was a starkly different alternative to what was available in the market.
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Republican Donald Trump and Democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have starkly contrasting plans, some more detailed than others, for taxing corporations.
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Rarely is the gulf between what is desirable on the red carpet and what is desirable on the runway as starkly clear.
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TWO papers with starkly contradictory conclusions, published three weeks apart, have reignited debate about whether adult human brains can grow new neurons.
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With the report available to the public, it's increasingly clear that it tells a starkly different story than what Barr was spinning.
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Throughout the show, the Circle in the Square theater remains starkly lit; audience members across the stage as visible as the actors.
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Was this man's tall tale based on a long-established, starkly black-and-white narrative about China, its daughters, and international adoption?
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Mr. Penhall has a few close collaborations of his own — though none that have soured as starkly as those of his protagonists.
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He tries to sound optimistic about their prognosis and recovery, but this scene contrasts starkly with the one involving Samuele's imagined illness.
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It has a sadness and a note of hope to it, and I think you can hear the mood really quite starkly.
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America in the Gilded Age was a starkly unequal place, not just in terms of inequality between people but inequality between regions.
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What TaskRabbit is suggesting is so starkly opposed to the realities of the vast majority of the population that it's completely delusional.
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But Mr. Trump has presented a message starkly different from the one offered by Mr. Bush, especially on terrorism and racial tensions.
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Yet in the image of a mushroom cloud that rose into these skies, we are most starkly reminded of humanity's core contradiction.
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Like the young adults in Mr Téchiné's film the contestants are fanatics, and Petrunya's calm demeanour contrasts starkly with their aggressive belief.
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These are the starkly utilitarian terms of the policy: We sacrifice the lives of innocent people to dissuade others from risking theirs.
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As Astrid grew into adulthood, she had a tendency to think in starkly gendered terms: women were victims and men were perpetrators.
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Americans are starkly divided along partisan lines in response to the Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh, a poll released Monday found.
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The Secretary's report lays out a starkly different path for bank capital requirements and the Fed's stress tests than Governor Powell favors.
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Women, children and families are kept at Ventimiglia's starkly modernist church of Sant'Antonio da Padova, in the shadow of a highway overpass.
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An earlier book, Pigeons (2014), is a slim catalog of London pigeons, starkly illuminated in the city's darkest crevices, holes, and shafts.
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Attendees were starkly reminded that, in August 2015, Islamic State extremists demolished temples and tombs in the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra.
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Each starkly black and white image appears stately and evocative of the story behind the person to whom each bodily feature belongs.
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By challenging the deal, the Justice Department is taking an approach to antitrust issues that is starkly different from the Obama administration's.
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With neither a recession nor a major war to run against, Democrats sought instead to cast the election in starkly moral terms.
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And in fact, commitment to transparency is starkly embedded in the Business Roundtable statement, which is great news to us at CDP.
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Now the costs of that chaos are becoming starkly clear in the demoralized staff and policy disarray of a wayward White House.
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Granted, the novel can seem dated in presenting the artistic life as a starkly binary choice between deranged genius and bourgeois contentment.
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Starkly designed, with a heavy white border, it featured the actress Melissa McCarthy under the theme, "#the money issue," hashtag and all.
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Sanders and Warren share many of the same policy goals, but they take a starkly different approach when it comes to tactics.
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There is no question that these two contenders represent starkly different choices — with the exception of their ages, which are almost identical.
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From the lighthearted "Black Cake," the starkly delicate "Trois Gnossiennes" and the sensuous "5 Tangos," this will show off Van Manen, too.
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All are starkly different from one another in economics, demographics, history and in the pitches that the candidates are making to voters.
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But starkly laid out, to this Brit's eyes the last 25 years of American theater looks close to a lost quarter century.
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Striving for bipartisan deal-making was a hallmark of Obama's administration, yet the evidence of our racial divide was still starkly apparent.
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Starkly different views on just the face-mask ban underscore how irreconcilable the differences between the government and the protesters have become.
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After the starkly low turnout and the conservative victory, we might be inching toward a more turbulent phase between the two countries.
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Each episode of "Black Mirror" establishes the background of normality against which a decisive tweak will stand out all the more starkly.
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The strike was carried out "without the consultation of Congress," according to Speaker Nancy Pelosi, leaving lawmakers starkly divided along party lines.
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In addition, what was promised has turned out starkly different from the reality, especially if Britain proposes to leave without a deal.
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His Scarlatti is as starkly resonant, even lunar, as the John Cage works (like galactic jungles) with which he suggestively juxtaposes them.
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The conflict is starkly evident in the apparel brands made and marketed by President-elect Donald J. Trump and his daughter Ivanka.
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The dilemma inherent in using force to ensure liberty emerged most starkly in loyal border states that continued to legitimize slave owning.
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But starkly different approaches to Iran, as set out by a raft of top Russian officials on Monday, could complicate any rapprochement.
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The final minutes of The Irishman contrast starkly with the start of the film, because that is how our lives play out.
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But justices and others worry about the cost to the Supreme Court's authority when its members are portrayed in starkly political terms.
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But the effects have been felt most starkly in three of them, where outspoken Republican governors clashed with Democratic-controlled legislative chambers.
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But I see a different opportunity here: Your roommate has shown you, starkly and early on, that he is selfish and undependable.
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Even as the facts on a particular issue converge in one direction, parties can still become increasingly polarised around starkly different belief-sets.
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The two candidates have presented starkly different views on Colombia&aposs economic model and whether changes should be made to the peace accord.
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The attack starkly highlighted the difficulty of the long struggle by the Afghan government and its international backers to defeat the Taliban insurgency.
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This year's campaign contrasts pretty starkly with the brand's ads, in which Katy Perry played a glittery fairy joined by dancing gingerbread men.
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Cardi B's comments about the Super Bowl, which are unapologetic and to the point, also starkly contrast Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine's response.
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He spoke after U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry struck a starkly different tone, blasting the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement to limit global warming.
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Because our users' interest in this overarching theme emerges so starkly for one specific word in our trending lookup data, xenophobia is Dictionary.
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His memoir passes through Washington, DC, and describes a world starkly different from the Washington depicted in the other books on this list.
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But these protected regions are now under threat, as a new series of WPA-inspired posters by artist Hannah Rothstein starkly reminds us.
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What's enlightening about this latest twist is how the court's originalists, who are now ascendant in the federal judiciary, reached starkly different conclusions.
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The problem is starkly illustrated in Baltimore, where neighborhoods already disadvantaged by extreme poverty and disinvestment are scarred by extraordinary levels of violence.
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Seeing such intimate, personal thoughts put on public display starkly illustrate the vulnerability that comes along with being a human in love. —L.
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He recognizes that the country is still starkly divided, and that the divide places his church firmly on one side of the fight.
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The slowdown in manufacturing — often an early indicator of problems in the wider economy — showed up starkly in a dreadful report released Tuesday.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, who normally have starkly different economic views, both opposed imposing tariffs on Mexico.
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Eventually, the weather pattern will evolve to result in a starkly divided country between an unusually cold West and an unusually mild Southeast.
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"What that has done for the consumer is, it has lowered cost dramatically," while lowering risk just as starkly for insurers, he said.
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Earlier this year, he praised the president in starkly partisan terms: "The left is trying to destroy this man," he told Fox & Friends.
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"Decisions like Honda's this morning demonstrate starkly how much is at stake," Clark said, adding that the decision was a very big blow.
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Anyone who has walked through life in two starkly different bodies knows all too well the kindnesses showered on the smaller among us.
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To be sure, perceptions of whether Trump or Obama deserve the prestigious accolade differed starkly between Republican and Democratic voters in the poll.
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This second chart, showing the age split between "Leave" and "Remain" backers, helps explain why the two sides have such starkly different priorities.
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Last week, CNBC's Jim Cramer watched the long-standing tobacco sector get obliterated as Wall Street sentiment on the space turned starkly negative.
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This had always seemed fundamental to Trump's appeal, but people had been less likely to express it so starkly before he entered office.
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Many of Mr. Dylan's lyrics can no doubt, as Mr. Larkin put, look half-baked when set starkly alone on a white page.
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A starkly different path forward for Republicans would involve rejecting that base and the ideas that Mr. Trump has used to assemble it.
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And no other moment has revealed more starkly how hard it is for Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton to become that candidate.
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How else can we prove or remember so starkly what happened in World War I, World War II, the Holocaust, 9/11, etc.?
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This stands starkly in contrast to the voices of James Madison, John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and a plethora of our nation's Founding Fathers.
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As the water recedes, the damage will become more starkly apparent and we can only hope that the loss of life remains minimal.
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This has been attributed to the index's biggest companies starkly outperforming, despite the majority of its members — 724 out of 1,427 — registering declines.
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If he is confirmed, Mr. Carson will embrace a starkly different approach to those problems, compared with housing secretaries during Mr. Obama's tenure.
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He said he was sent to Florida after Hurricane Irma to work on restoring power, but that the two situations were starkly different.
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This was demonstrated starkly in Idaho, where Trump lost in landslide to Senator Ted Cruz in the heavily Mormon areas of the state.
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Fallout: New California captures some of that old school magic by prioritizing player choice and the starkly divergent paths your decisions can reveal.
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This is telling, because multiple investigations into Clinton's relationship with the natural gas industry have starkly contradicted her cautious position on the issue.
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Getting starkly cut off from the common market could, as a result, tank the UK economy — and likely damage the EU's as well.
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Our lack of national paid leave puts us starkly at odds with the rest of the developed world, and even the developing one.
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Shot in dark, but vibrant tones, the skeletal silhouettes of trees blowing in the wind starkly outlined in the blue-ish early morning.
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The absurdity and the egregiousness of the Turkish president's crackdown is starkly illustrated by the case of Ahmet Sik, a leftist investigative journalist.
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Mr. Harari told them to think more starkly: If there isn't a major policy intervention, most humans probably will not adapt at all.
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Instead, voters will choose one of two starkly different candidates who have each pledged to change the system, though in radically different ways.
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" The House Speaker, who remains starkly against Trump's handling of Iran,also tweeted that the United States and the world "cannot afford war.
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That company's role in collecting sensitive financial data and scoring U.S. consumers' creditworthiness made the implications of the misuse of data starkly obvious.
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The Trump administration has contradicted itself starkly when discussing the Clean Power Plan, the Obama administration's most ambitious effort to reduce greenhouse gases.
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" But you just can't dismiss the starkly different ways Bush and Trump respond to comedy as being a product of a "different time.
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But I worry about your investing too much more of your (probably scarce) time in an adult who fails to empathize so starkly.
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The two represent starkly different visions for Barneys' future, and reflect the shift in fashion that has taken place over the last decade.
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There's a lava field next to the resort, where magma had dried into black rock and contrasted starkly with the red cliffs around.
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But it shows that the meaning of gun ownership really has changed and that even among Republicans gun ownership means starkly different things.
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However their starkly different second-quarter earnings show how varying strategies can produce drastically different results, providing lessons for other global grain traders.
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Caliphate captives Outside the camp, a prison controlled by the predominantly Kurdish, US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) offers a starkly different scene.
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Even from a moving car, it was clear that the reality in Kashmir veered starkly from the picture in the mainstream Indian press.
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The details: Mr. Cohen plans to portray his former client in starkly negative terms, according to a person familiar with his intended testimony.
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I'm spelling all this out starkly, because in the spinning to come, it will be all too easy to lose yourself in misdirection.
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Where Ms. Kawakubo's particular line of beauty is typically composed of grand and even baroque gestures, her approach this time was starkly simplified.
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All the missing people are from the Atsuma area, where dozens of landslides wrecked homes and other structures and left starkly barren hillsides.
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After all, it contrasts so starkly with the meritocracies we claim to work in and the good we profess to do in the world.
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Gateway exists in a starkly commercial concourse that connects several corporations, including the New Jersey television network and Prudential Insurance, to Newark's Penn Station.
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As Colombia prepares for a presidential election runoff Sunday the two candidates have starkly different ideas on how to carry out the peace pact.
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It was about as starkly different from Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra's extravagant wedding in India as you could get — and we love it.
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Her dark sense of humour is starkly contrasted with the severity of the issues being discussed, but Beedham feels that this helps disarm viewers.
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Wherever Andy skulks, tension-raising, warbling leads follow; during the starkly staged kill scenes, synths whirr themselves up into a buzzing, deafening atonal frenzy.
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A Private War, which came in November 2018, documents Colvin's life (both the professional and the personal) and echoes with a starkly similar purpose.
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Armenia paints a starkly different picture, saying that Azerbaijan provoked the fighting when an Mi-21918 attack helicopter opened fire on Armenian military positions.
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Mr. Bush and Mr. Cruz are not seen as competing directly with each other, and their support comes from starkly different pools of voters.
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The slowdown in manufacturing — often an early indicator of problems in the wider economy — showed up starkly in a dreadful report released on Tuesday.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) had a starkly different debate night performance than last month's NBC debate, where she also landed on Vox's winners list.
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But women inside the union say the internal culture of the Fight for $15 contrasts starkly with the values Henry and the union preach.
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He also starkly told the solemn crowd: "The world is once more at war and is preparing to go even more forcefully into war."
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Editorial Fear and hatred stalked the Republican debate on Saturday night, aimed at every available target, including, as starkly as ever, the immigrant threat.
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If anything, it came through more starkly in this supposedly sober, considered address than it has in over a year of unscripted stump speeches.
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Youtube/SnapchatA starkly threatening internal memo to Snapchat employees was leaked to Cheddar early Friday, painting a desperate picture of the struggling young company.
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How difficult it is to reckon with the fact that their capacity for such starkly antisocial behavior is, too, inherent in all of us.
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First, we should be careful about drawing policy recommendations or national lessons from all this, because the picture varies starkly from place to place.
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The starkly vivid production, directed by Lawrence Edelson with sets by Zane Pihlstrom, inventively employs rows of video screens that hover over the stage.
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In the image "Sloth Pieta" (2011) he has taken an adult sloth and its child and rendered them wraiths against a starkly black background.
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The smallest businesses, those with between one and nine employees, reported having "starkly more negative views" of the business environment than their larger counterparts.
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Washington and Europe's signatories to the deal (Britain, France, and Germany) have been moving in starkly different directions on the deal for some time.
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Kim said North Korea's new spa contrasts starkly with that of South Korea's "architecture of capitalist businesses targeting profit-making from roughly built buildings."
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The images from this peaceful New York campus are starkly different from detention centers where undocumented immigrants are kept inside chain-link holding cells.
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But in cases where the Democratic and Republican candidates have presented starkly different visions of immigration policy, Lake said Democrats usually come out ahead.
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Republicans are facing a starkly different shutdown fight as they close a difficult 28503 that will see them ushered out of the House majority.
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Crisply composed and starkly cool in their visual palette, the shorts draw their strength as much from their pictorialism as from their conceptual rigor.
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The emerging Senate version of the American Health Care Act makes it starkly and inescapably evident that Republicans are going to gouge poor people.
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The Donald J. Trump of 1997 was starkly different from today in at least one sense: His marriage (to Marla Maples) was in shambles.
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"The deterioration [of air quality] has been visible and starkly noticeable," says Sahana Paul, a 28-year-old teacher born and raised in Kolkata.
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"This is a team that, because of injuries, looks starkly different from the team that reached the World Series last year," Mr. Wagner said.
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And it's reinforced the notion, illustrated most starkly by the 2016 presidential election, that the traditional ways of running a campaign are increasingly irrelevant.
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To get Congress to change the law, the S.E.C. may need a situation that starkly shows the problem posed by the five-year limitation.
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The first trailer pours on the critical praise, and Ms. Kidman's intense line readings and starkly deglamorized appearance seem to back up the raves.
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His return from the precipice during the primary process is starkly similar to two recent presidential campaigns, also by former notable senators in Congress.
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Male absence and female energy has also been the story, albeit less starkly and dramatically, of Christian practice in many times and places since.
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Our lack of national paid leave puts us starkly at odds with the rest of the developed world, as well as with developing nations.
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The Bronx could be the epicenter for the rent regulation overhaul, and there are two starkly different visions of how it will play out.
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The characters are starkly lit from above, and Mr. Bösch saves effects like fog and a gentle snowfall for moments of maximum dramatic impact.
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Yossi Klein Halevi, the American-born Israeli author, has framed this moment starkly: Israeli Jews believe deeply that President Trump recognizes their existential threats.
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This image, which is only available in the exhibition catalogue starkly contrasts with the almost buoyant street scenes he took later in the 1950s.
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The small congregation contrasted starkly with the crowds of Christian pilgrims who normally fill the church in the lead-up to the Easter holiday.
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Steven G. Yamashita, has described as "a communal living arrangement" that is starkly different than their years of isolation and indignity in C.I.A. detention.
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And Mr. Anderson served just eight days in the county jail — starkly different from the 25 years that Mr. Morton languished in state prison.
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Over the past week, two studies have purported to demonstrate the effects of the first stages of that increase — but with starkly diverging results.
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Maslov presents 53 vivid portraits of the veterans of the war — who were stationed all over the world, and whose experiences are starkly different.
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But add the word "Boulevard" or "Drive" after his name, and, in many cities, starkly different images can flood people's minds: blight, poverty, crime.
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True to form, Nixon advised a tough, straightforward response: punishing America's foes and rewarding its friends, and dividing the world starkly into opposing camps.
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This incongruous message of environmental action was so starkly at odds with Mr. Trump's own record that some critics found the moment almost surreal.
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This incongruous message of environmental action was so starkly at odds with Mr. Trump's own record that some critics found the moment almost surreal.
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Looking for answers in such popular stories contrasts starkly with the prominent approach of modeling people as though they react logically to economic forces.
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Pope Francis welcomed President Trump today, the first face-to-face meeting of the two leaders, who have starkly different views of the world.
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Rarely has that been on display as starkly as on Monday, underscoring the deep distrust that many Americans harbor toward their leaders and institutions.
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Markey's bill, if passed, would be a blow to a Trump administration seesawing between inflections of populist empathy and often starkly unpopular conservative policy.
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The gap between the two devices was most starkly illustrated by their respective Ridge Racer games, which were both released around each system's launch.
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Some 58% of Vietnamese people have confidence in Trump himself "to do the right thing in world affairs," starkly higher than most other nations.
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The payroll employment tally, which is derived from a survey of business establishments, was starkly disappointing, as firms only added 2900,220006 jobs last month.
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Obama's decision to nominate him once again starkly showed that in his mind and heart, we, the citizens of D.C. continue not to count.
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For example, YouTube and Google's autocomplete boxes deliver starkly different answers, with the video site recommending controversial or fake points of view on YouTube.
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This culture clearly values the agency of the artist over people, which is starkly revealed in the second and third acts of her book.
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"We're basically seeing a gradual decline in overall e-cigarette use among adults, which is starkly different from what we're seeing in youth," King says.
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Ebenstein explains that this particular attraction starkly illuminated the relationship between primal fear and compelling amusement, which characterized many of the park's most memorable offerings.
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For them, the skyrocketing cost of living has turned everyday life in their hometown into a starkly different reality from that of its wealthier inhabitants.
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Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas has spoken starkly about the case, describing the suspects as purusing their "prey," whom they may have "targeted" online.
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And in dueling victory speeches that showcased their starkly contrasting tone and style, Trump and Clinton had one thing in common: an eye on November.
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After some back and forth, it seems that world-famous capital cannon won't pick up a majority stake in the starkly unprofitable shared-offices concern.
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While the princess and her delegation will be treated to modern pleasures on their visit, people in Ratanakiri's rural community live a starkly contrasting life.
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His dire circumstances contrast starkly with the more inane motivations of Darius, the trip's unaffected guide, who periodically slingshots non sequiturs that reek of marijuana.
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Though the sequel, Crimes of Grindelwald, includes more people of color — including Jessica Williams, Zoë Kravitz, and Claudia Kim — the first movie was starkly white.
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Their situation is quickly and starkly contrasted with that of the wealthy Park family, after the Kims' teenage son begins a tutoring job with them.
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A forensic artist sketched women based on their own descriptions of themselves and other people's descriptions of them, and the two sketches were starkly different.
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But the posters seem to have crossed a line by also visibly and starkly attacking Jean-Claude Juncker, the EPP president of the European Commission.
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Despite the group's strict enforcement of uniform activity on social media, there is a starkly contrasting lack of consistency in its choices regarding apps. Why?
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Elite firms' show of force on behalf of opponents of the travel ban contrasts starkly with their absence from Trump's defense in the Mueller probe.
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New and old notions of gender identity collide most starkly in transgender people: those who do not identify with the sex on their birth certificates.
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And yet, looking at the list one thing is starkly obvious: Still noticeably missing from the most powerful women in business are women of color.
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The intrigue: Bezos' Utopian vision is starkly different than Elon Musk's somewhat irreverent ideas that include artists circling the moon and pizza places on Mars.
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The shooting down of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 over Ukraine in 2014, however, starkly underlines the risks of blurring lines of military responsibility too much.
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Trump has taken a starkly different tack, initially praising the move by Gulf nations to sever diplomatic relations with Doha before reversing course on Wednesday.
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J.D. Vance's memoir, "Hillbilly Elegy", offers a starkly honest look at what that shattering of faith feels like for a family who lived through it.
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"In such a world, storing one's money in cash and bonds will no longer be safe," Dalio said, starkly warning investors of the looming danger.
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British artist Jeremy Deller made a more starkly worded and specific environmental statement—"Do Not Eat Octopus"—in an aquatic blue graphic at Modern Institute.
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Registration, mug shots -- and ice cream At the hall, those rounded up sit around a starkly lit room, waiting to be registered as drug users.
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And on issues of gender and sexuality, the two party positions are starkly at odds, as clashes over transgender bathrooms and gay rights have shown.
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If the Spectacles unveiling was pure L.A. cool, it contrasted starkly with the Google Glass debut four years ago, which was pure Silicon Valley geek.
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Board of Education — the Warren court's historic triumph — rendered another Potemkin precedent, an empty promise in light of "starkly separate and grossly unequal" public schools.
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"We believe the release of findings and recommendations that so starkly identify the failures of an institution is virtually unprecedented," said the spokeswoman, Tonya Lewis.
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Democrats and Republicans were divided in their predictions, but not as starkly as they were on other matters, such as approval of president's job performance.
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It is starkly reflected in the young, mostly female, activist Jews from a group called IfNotNow who recently walked off a Birthright tour in Israel.
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Viewers and fans took to the internet to share their starkly contrasting opinions on the cancellation and say their goodbye, including lead actor Finn Jones.
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When the attacks finally occur, Baskin leaves the characters' viewpoints to narrate the events dispassionately, starkly setting out facts of timing and numbers of dead.
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As three new picture books with dramatically varied styles of illustration show, a garden is an idea that can be approached from starkly different directions.
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Carnegie also starkly criticized the accumulation of vast wealth without spending it and urged all of his rich colleagues to expend their fortunes on philanthropy.
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In 2016 we saw this quite starkly in two last, beyond-the-grave works from David Bowie (Blackstar) and Leonard Cohen (You Want it Darker).
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Currently the letter of the law with regards to ride-hailing apps is starkly at odds with the Chinese government's public stance on such services.
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Pence was starkly critical during the debate of Putin, who both he and Trump had previously referred to as a stronger leader that President Obama.
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The effects of those cuts have been starkly visible for Social Security claimants: These figures should be unacceptable even to the most voracious budget hawks.
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Democratic voters fell out viciously over two candidates who did not differ appreciably on most policy areas but conveyed starkly different ideas of the party.
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The legislation has pitted lawmakers against Silicon Valley companies and civil liberties groups, which hold starkly differing views on the government's oversight of the internet.
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Barry's secret life also features a revolving door of hyperviolent weirdos whose casual approaches to their horrific jobs contrast starkly with Barry's increasingly uneasy frustration.
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The outlines of the landscape we've now entered are starkly unlike the one that came before in ways that are as much attitudinal as demographic.
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To put Rubio's challenge even more starkly: He needs 1,237 delegates to win the nomination on the first ballot, but has only 2373 or so.
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Integrating the Fox assets will bring headaches that include substantial layoffs — analysts project more than 3,000 — and the melding of two starkly different corporate cultures.
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The seemingly nonhierarchical, supportive atmosphere on its YouTube channel contrasts starkly with the greater American food industry, whose labor troubles stretch from farm to table.
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But we do know he's starkly, extremely, anti-labor — way to the right of the mainstream, and well to the right even of most Republicans.
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I mention Wiseman only for the sake of showing that he's been here; he's penetrated these grounds in search of something true and starkly human.
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Using metrics to govern a global information system was always broken, but it's taken a global pandemic to see how starkly that paradigm is inadequate.
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But political loyalties appear starkly divided by race — nearly every white person interviewed in the area backed Mr. Trump, and every black person opposed him.
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These limitations became starkly evident in a 2007 study that compared the accuracy of mammography before and after the implementation of computer-aided diagnostic devices.
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As with the market as a whole, the daily to-and-fro action between these sectors has an upward tilt – but with starkly varied magnitude.
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The two candidates offered starkly different options for president: Saied has conservative social views, and wants Tunisia to adopt an experimental form of direct democracy.
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He spoke with a tone of gravity and conciliation that contrasted starkly with the inflammatory language he has used during previous parliamentary debates over Brexit.
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It included a series of costly tax-credit incentives for business that, whatever their merits, contrasted starkly with the anti-bank rhetoric of his campaign.
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In this campaign voters have seen the Tories move right, notably towards a hard Brexit, while Labour shifts starkly left, especially over nationalisation (see article).
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There are some, however, who are actually benefiting from the cash crisis — a further illustration of how starkly the crisis has cut across class lines.
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But it is the money — or lack of it — that will make the bidding for Ohtani starkly different than it was for past Japanese stars.
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"Western Stars" arrives following the explicit autobiography and starkly staged sincerity of "Springsteen on Broadway," even though it was in the works before those performances.
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Men and women not only play by different rules in sports like basketball, golf, and soccer, but they also earn starkly different salaries and prizes.
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Now my lifestyle is so starkly different to that of my God-fearing folks, the bank holiday weekend is something of a spiritual time warp.
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Two new small start-ups, each with a starkly different vision for how to grow produce year round, under uniquely Alaskan conditions, have opened their doors.
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I had long lost faith in storybook solidarity, but I had never expected to see the divide between blacks and Asian-Americans laid out so starkly.
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That growth would reflect a more than sixfold increase in installed capacity from 13 gigawatts today to 80 gigawatts by 2030 - starkly higher than current forecasts.
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His landscapes are starkly beautiful, his actors (especially Renner) seem comfortable and confident in their roles, and his stories are continually surprising and sometimes truly shocking.
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The two candidates in Tuesday's presidential election presented starkly different views of the nation and evoked similarly disparate reactions from crowds gathered to hear them speak.
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The result is that California has become more starkly divided between the haves and have-nots, even as the state's GDP per head continues to grow.
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I don't know if it exists as starkly in other cultures as it does in American culture, but it's nice to see that wall breaking down.
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McAleenan has also been in the position of working for a President who -- critics say --seems to see immigration in starkly political and often racist terms.
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Screening as part of BAM's annual "Contemporary Arab Cinema" showcase, Of Fathers and Sons and Fatwa offer starkly different meditations on the radicalization of young men.
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The abstract issue of immigration, fodder for cheap politics, comes starkly alive in the story of this one man, his past troubles and his present conflict.
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In spite of its starkly limited music source options, the HomePod speaker still managed to sell out of preorders on the eve of its release date.
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The Trump administration's proposed tariffs on Chinese goods could starkly impact the printing industry, and lead to a shortage of Bibles and children's books, reports Bloomberg.
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Though differing starkly from the famous 1967 Disney animated version of Kipling's tale, this production does have musical elements: with high-energy grime and rap music.
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Why it matters: While the report is consistent with existing production forecasts, it nonetheless starkly underscores how the U.S. has upended global markets in recent years.
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That is less relevant to me than to the 40-odd Omega personnel who saw a starkly diminished earning opportunity that impacted themselves and their families.
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Some political differences are so starkly at odds, because they are rooted in culture and religion, that they cannot be neatly negotiated in a grand compromise.
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While this man's previous life was defined by ideology and nationality, his particular identity crisis is a starkly existential matter, a question of character and action.
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But just like non-neutral headphones that nevertheless deliver more pleasing sound, a tinted display is much more pleasant to use than a starkly faithful one.
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The hole-in-the-wall NoLIta shop, which was chiefly inspired by the brand's newly-relocated flagship in the Sodermalm neighborhood of Stockholm, is starkly minimal.
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A quirk of South Africa's geography is that it makes starkly, physically real the kinds of cleavages that, in other countries, tend to be more figurative.
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This contrasts starkly with the brand drug industry which has a median approval time of 12 months and an expedited priority review of about 6 months.
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When were Americans last presented with two such starkly different views of the country as Mr. Trump's bleak portrayal of a country under siege, and Mrs.
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Those strategists laid out two starkly different paths each party is pursuing: Democrats hope to nationalize elections by tying Trump to every Republican running for office.
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Those trends have led to a starkly divided nation, one in which few voters are willing to split their ballots between candidates from different political parties.
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If the horse-race numbers could change so starkly, he wondered, mightn't the whole survey — with its reams of demographic information about voter preferences — be flawed?
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Trump has said he would "cancel" the climate deal if elected and starkly flip-flopped in his campaign from a past stance calling for such action.
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It's starkly clear how the only thing bringing these characters together is their shared emotional damage; this is a star-crossed love affair you watch queasily.
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They starkly silhouette the role of the artist's model as collaborator, as incisive measures of modernity, mirroring the racial attitudes of both artists and their times.
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It consists of 23 segments that turn Kiarostami's own photographs, many in starkly beautiful black and white, into animations of about four and a half minutes.
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It's an approach we use because leaders can see, starkly, the impact of their actions and their effectiveness relative to those who are truly world-class.
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Access to health care, child care, education, living space, even internet bandwidth can mean starkly different outcomes in coping with disruptions to school and work routines.
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Perhaps inevitably, the plane crash in Smolensk, a city in Western Russia, has become a divisive political issue in what was already a starkly divided Poland.
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His skin color, as the son of an African-American father and a Thai mother, which still stands out in the starkly white establishment of golf?
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Dark as night and running late into it, the minimally furnished, starkly lit production provides its many theatrical jolts thanks to a large and committed cast.
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Already, the significant increase in the cost of college has outpaced both inflation and — even more starkly — family income over recent decades (see the chart below).
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This would be a starkly different approach for Iran in terms of hostilities with the US, in the sense that it typically operates via proxy forces.
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Still, the dead, leafless trees, standing 80 to 100 feet tall and glistening black in the sun, made for a sight both starkly beautiful and disconcerting.
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In the 2254s and '21109s, Forsythe changed ballet as we knew it, stripping it of grandeur and giving it a thrilling, starkly modern, almost dangerous edge.
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President Barack Obama outlined a starkly different approach in August 2011 when he declared that Mr. Assad had lost legitimacy, and urged him to relinquish power.
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She is known for representing Palestinian defendants, especially in cases in which Israeli sentiment appears starkly stacked against her, such as those that involve violent attacks.
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"Selected Poems," Medbh McGuckian Ireland's best living poet is a shimmering candle of a Catholic, and a fiercely female, starkly domestic shaman of the first order.
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The primary field remains starkly divided over "Medicare for all," a proposal that Ms. Cottle argues might alienate swing voters and is unlikely ever to pass.
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But if the protest symbols were similar, the starkly different official reactions underlined just how far apart the two countries are in terms of democratic liberties.
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From an evidentiary standpoint, Mr. Bolsonaro is an attractive potential defendant because he has been so starkly disdainful of his own country's environmental laws and regulations.
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A survey from the left-leaning firm Publicly Policy Polling offered a starkly different result, showing Biden with a 15-point lead over the progressive senator.
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The #goals-clean shelves were stocked with a supply of food that could be described — like the home's much-documented starkly all-white decor — as minimalist.
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Two studies published in the last month will fuel even more arguments; they reached starkly different conclusions about whether Repatha and Praluent are worth the money.
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In the Gulf War, reporters constructed a conflict between evenly matched opponents by failing to show the starkly uneven death toll between US and Iraqi forces.
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The American news media, too, can be polarized, he said, and flipping between Fox News and MSNBC can give starkly different impressions of the same issue.
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It is starkly and beautifully simple—a love letter to her husband and her family and flowers and the universe and weed and everything in between.
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By now, Marvel's cinematic strategy is well-known and well-proven, but at the time, it was starkly different than that of its superhero movie peers.
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A slickly produced video posted last month drives home just how starkly the US has reversed its previous efforts to shield the details of its involvement there.
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Author Luke O'Neil will read passages from his brutal new book Welcome to Hell World, a text that starkly explores grim current events in the United States.
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At this lecture, the title of the short film comes starkly into focus: disfluencies, her professor intones, are stammers and filler words we use in everyday speech.
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Of all the creatures in the animal kingdom, it is arguably the polar bear whose real-world behavior differs most starkly from that of its anthropomorphized iterations.
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He said that the EU's approach to talks so far had seen "a starkly one-sided approach to negotiation" which had left "no room for serious compromise".
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The contrast between the blackened board and the explosion of color in the strings creates a vast landscape that starkly places focus on the gas-giant subjects.
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We knew that abortion access would vary around the country, but the results showed just how starkly your zip code can dictate your ability to access care.
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His surface lacerations and disruptions unsettle the image to a starkly expressionistic effect without once engaging the stylistic tropes of expressionism (the slashing gesture, the exaggerated mark).
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The factions in Alpha Centauri have starkly different values and visions for the future: Morgan Industries sees a new planet to strip-mine and convert into wealth.
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C.K. and Adlon's first, doomed collaboration, Lucky Louie (2006), was a family sitcom that revolved around a few indoor sets: the starkly lit kitchen, the marital bedroom.
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Brexit has really exposed those divisions quite starkly, so I'm not going to pretend I think a people's vote is going to solve all of those problems.
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The post-apocalypse is a backdrop so often taken for granted in sci-fi entertainment that to see something treat such a premise this starkly is startling.
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The problem for Trump -- as so starkly exposed by his response(s) to Charlottesville -- is that being president is a very different thing than running for office.
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Statements from Officers Joseph Walsh—Van Dyke's partner—Dora Fontaine, Ricardo Viramontes, Daphne Sebastian, and Janet Mondragon are starkly different than what the dash cam video showed.
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People who thought they knew how the markets worked were suddenly confronted with a reality that looked starkly different — frighteningly different — and that fed old-fashioned panic.
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One would hope not, but somehow we must avert the risk of becoming accustomed to a very different, starkly hollowed out vision of governance in our country.
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Kavanaugh's testimony Thursday started off starkly different from the tearful interview he gave Fox News earlier this week during which he denied the accusations of sexual assault.
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The Warren plan includes several key assumptions, including starkly lower prescription drug prices, minimal administrative spending and health care costs that grow at a significantly slower pace.
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On these issues, Hillary Clinton and her progressive and liberal supporters have starkly different views from those of Donald Trump and his loyalists — to put it mildly.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) Harris had the biggest moment of any candidate in the debate when she took on Biden over school busing in starkly personal terms.
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For the moment, even Republicans who are starkly critical of Trump, such as Ayres, are choosing to look on the bright side — cautiously — over the longer term.
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For all the drama of the day's hearing, with Kavanaugh offering starkly different testimony than his accuser Ford, it's not clear that the fundamental dynamics have changed.
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In final arguments to the jury last week, prosecutors and defense lawyers presented starkly different stories that the 12-member panel might consider in reaching a verdict.
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Not only do the two main candidates, Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton, offer starkly different prescriptions for the United States, but their supporters are divided, too.
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That assessment is starkly at odds with most reaction to the interview, which was widely described as a car-crash, and has instead intensified attacks on Andrew.
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But he then joined 28 allied leaders in signing a declaration that bolsters NATO deterrence and defense and starkly criticized Russia for its illegal annexation of Crimea.
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His upbeat public rhetoric is also starkly at odds with increasingly dire warnings from inside his own administration about draconian steps that may need to be taken.
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If the objective of solving is to neatly tie together the clues and answers in a starkly ruled box, then starting neatly at the beginning makes sense.
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One appealed to white tribalism and xenophobia — starkly in his early embrace of birtherism, recurrently in his exaggerations about immigrant crime, Muslim terrorism and urban voter fraud.
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Vast structures, such as the recently demolished Red Road and the starkly brutalist Dennistoun twin towers, were the tallest residential buildings in Europe when they were erected.
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Yet in back-to-back developments, two federal agencies arrived at starkly different conclusions, and one company, AT&T, found itself on opposite sides of the debate.
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Democrats offered a starkly different take on the budget resolution, arguing that Republicans were clearing the way for a partisan tax plan that would benefit the rich.
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The most extreme example of that bullishness, in which Biden's agenda is seen as starkly different from Sanders', is visible in Wednesday's huge rally for healthcare companies.
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Those chapters are bookended by two pages starkly illustrated with small photos of what might be desert or ocean: the visual equivalent of a moment of silence.
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The party is starkly divided between liberals, like Merkel, and staunch conservatives who favor an old-fashioned Christian democracy that emphasizes family, identity and free-market economics.
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If Mr. Ratcliffe is confirmed by the Senate, he will offer a starkly different perspective in the Situation Room, one more in line with Mr. Trump's thinking.
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In a starkly trimmed black-and-white scheme with a heavy border, it featured the actress Melissa McCarthy under the theme, "#the money issue," hashtag and all.
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Likewise, its gameplay takes on a starkly contrasted duality, the majority of which is composed of pretty peaceful traversal intermixed with intense and mind-bending action sequences.
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American cannabis laws and politics are starkly contradictory: Cannabis growers here, in Colorado and in the other states where cannabis cultivation is legal are regulated and taxed.
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Little more than a decade ago, a Sanford presidential campaign was seen as something close to inevitable, under starkly different conditions than the ones confronting him now.
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The Sunday shows starkly displayed the consequences of the president's decision to squander his credibility by playing so fast and loose with the truth throughout his tenure.
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The starkly different pictures of Redstone's health are just one strand of a knot that Cowan must untangle to decide who has Redstone's best interests at heart.
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On the second floor of a thoroughly modern exhibition space, the Congress is commemorated in the orthodox Communist way — with starkly lit wax figures displayed behind glass.
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The seniors study college catalogs and wonder if they should leave their starkly beautiful land of family and clans, a reservation that is bigger than West Virginia.
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Two different federal courtrooms, one in New York and one outside Washington, demonstrated starkly on Tuesday that the 45th president has operated within a circle of criminality.
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Why it matters: The impeachment inquiry that Schiff has led, which likely concluded its public hearing phase on Thursday, has been a starkly partisan process thus far.
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The United States has long been plagued by drug addiction, but our current epidemic of opioid abuse, with its growing toll of overdose deaths, is starkly different.
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"It seems starkly at odds with what the president had been saying and what others in the administration had been saying," Hawley said of Mulvaney's initial comments.
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The starkly racial nature of the remarks and apparent defense of the heavily criticized policy have landed Bloomberg in hot water as he readies for Super Tuesday.
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Citigroup and MLB operate within two starkly different regulatory environments, and, as a result, you can see significant differences in their approach to institutional governance and accountability.
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It is not, strictly speaking, Cleo's world — the divide between her roots in a poor village miles away and the family's comfortable life are always starkly present.
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But the two NATO allies are starkly at odds over their positions toward Kurdish militants operating in northern Syria, known as the People's Protection Units, or YPG.
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The two brought starkly different philosophies to the debate, with Warren launching broadsides in the op-ed pages while Biden helped move the legislation along in the Senate.
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Above all, it must be remembered, that the French, like much of Europe, have long seen themselves in starkly different terms from those of a Trump-tinged America.
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As her colorist Matt Rez explained on Instagram, while this look may not look starkly different, it's the result of several hours at Meche Salon in Los Angeles.
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The stern recommendation is starkly at odds with a suggestion from Stone's defense team that he should be sentenced to probation — and no jail time — in the case.
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This assured assessment of Mr Moore's ability to carry out basic life functions is starkly at odds with the professional judgment of a psychologist who reviewed his file.
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For one thing, the shock value of the average blunt, starkly graphic television commercial is diminished when the news show it interrupts covers an even more shocking pronouncement.
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With another Tomb Raider movie about Lara Croft and her father, the gulf between the starkly independent video game Lara, and the daddy-pleasing movie Lara, widens again.
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The party's gubernatorial future is a choice between two starkly different styles: the cooperative spirit embraced by Baker and Hogan or the combativeness shown by DeSantis and Kemp.
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Editorial The staggering problem of chronic unemployment among minority men was starkly presented in a report from the Great Cities Institute at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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Each side is marking the centenary in starkly different ways, shining a light on the chasm between Israel and the Palestinians that some say was cleaved on Nov.
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I think those issues stood out for me so starkly because it seemed like they were trying to compensate for a larger story that just simply wasn't there.
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Mr Dodon and Mr Plahotniuc say they stand for starkly differing visions of the future, but many believe that in fact the two are operating a political cartel.
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That inequality falls starkly along racial lines, with white South Africans, who make up less than a tenth of the population, still controlling most of the country's wealth.
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Despite the landmark legislation passed in the 247s, including the Civil Rights Act, Voting Rights Act and Fair Housing Act, the country remained starkly divided along colour lines.
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The estimates starkly contrast with the Trump administration's claims that more people would be insured under the Republican bill than would be if Obamacare was kept in place.
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The decision to so starkly separate sound from sight seems odd for this institution and at odds with the attempt to portray a "Buddhist experience" as all-encompassing.
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With Trump and Clinton offering starkly competing gender politics, there's no longer a constituency for the "she's strong, but she's a lady" compromise offered by Cruz and Fiorina.
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But grieving greens have now gone the way that other melancholy Sanders supporters are likely to: coalescing around Clinton, mostly because the other option is so starkly terrifying.
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Take China out of the picture, however, and the reality looks starkly different: Global nuclear power generation would have declined for a third consecutive year, the report showed.
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In 2008, the Stockdale family was featured on an episode of Wife Swap, in which two families with starkly different backgrounds swap wives for a two-week period.
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" More starkly, Kansas City Southern CEO David Starling said that "what we're going through now reminds me a lot of what we were going through back in 2009.
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The problem was starkly underlined on Tuesday with the discovery of more than 90 graves in a Jewish cemetery in eastern France desecrated with swastikas and other abuse.
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This week, nothing brought that notion to light more starkly than the image of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner standing, uniformly framed, in a window at Buckingham Palace.
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In reality, consumer groups, third-party data and the report itself paint a starkly different picture; one where consumers increasingly only have access to just one ISP: Comcast.
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Despite their starkly different political programs, Kurz's party and the Greens, who finished fourth in the September ballot, held several weeks of preliminary talks that finished on Friday.
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MOS, in a starkly modern building jutting out on the IJdok peninsula, is new but offers somewhat old-school "French-international" nouvelle cuisine, along with gorgeous water views.
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Four months after the American and British-led invasion, the reality of the British military presence in the city was starkly summed up for me by Lt. Col.
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While the responses to economic insecurity issues differ starkly among Republicans and Democrats, there is bipartisan recognition that employee ownership produces positive results for businesses and workers alike.
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"A new, positive interaction between China and the Philippines, starkly different from the Aquino era, may be unveiled," it said, referring to the previous Philippines president, Benigno Aquino.
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The culture of start-ups, where failure is inevitable, differs starkly from a publicly traded company tied to quarterly expectations and the need to show return on investment.
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Let me put the core proposition starkly: If we are to get North Korea to denuclearize, North Korea as we know it will have to cease to exist.
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They contrast starkly with a massive, intricate installation by Kristi Malakoff comprising playful cutouts of an 18-foot-tall maypole and life-size children who dance around it.
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LONDON — Emma Rice will leave her position as artistic director of Shakespeare's Globe here in 2018 after a brief stint that has been both celebrated and starkly criticized.
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However starkly confessional "I Love You, Daddy" sometimes registers as, it can also be seen as an act of symbolic patricide, a way of addressing a tarnished idol.
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In this month alone, terminations, resignations and accusations have starkly highlighted the prevalence of patriarchy's crimes, for too long enabled by institutions that knew but failed to act.
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Although many people had a general understanding that free online services used their personal details to customize the ads they saw, the latest controversy starkly exposed the machinery.
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The patchwork of state Medicaid policies that emerge in the fragmented US political system has starkly different effects on the political participation of Medicaid beneficiaries in different locales.
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They embody a space in old-house renovation between interiors that are lock-step traditional and those that use historical architecture as a foil for starkly minimalist furnishings.
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One interesting dynamic that has emerged in this race is that Clinton and Sanders seem to have starkly different views about how progressive change can actually be achieved.
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By challenging the deal, the Justice Department is signaling that its approach to antitrust enforcement is starkly different from the course of action followed during the Obama presidency.
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While more traditional jewelry houses might pair gems of starkly opposing shades, like rubies and sapphires, the 41-year-old Neuwirth tends to mingle stones of similar coloring.
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But their lack of significant organization in the March 2004 states contrasts starkly with the infrastructure Ted Cruz has built, centered largely on tea party organizations and activists.
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Few issues exemplify this toxic dynamic as starkly as the convoluted history of how the United States came to open a naval base in this part of Cuba.
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The New York Times reported that Bolton&aposs upcoming book presents a starkly different version of events than what the White House has described throughout the impeachment process.
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Most starkly, Mr. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, waited until the last possible moment to say that he voted for the Republican nominee after weeks of evading the question.
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Other CEOs said their leaders would remain on his advisory panels in order to have a say, but starkly worded statements suggested the discomfort the president is causing.
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"Last Orders," from "Belfast Confetti," begins starkly: Squeeze the buzzer on the steel mesh gate like a trigger, butIt's someone else who has you in their sights. Click.
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On Friday, the new results were released, and they paint a starkly different picture: This time, 2700 percent of outlets had lead levels above 224 parts per billion.
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Our rug is balding along our daily paths, starkly revealing repetitive routines: back and forth to the coffee machine, to the couch, to the sink, to the couch.
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Democrats have had a starkly different reaction to the prospect that Rosenstein could be fired or resign, warning that Rosenstein's ouster is a threat to the Mueller probe.
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Had the president himself denied the allegations against him, instead of admitting most of them while rubbishing his accusers, he might look as starkly exposed as Nixon was.
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The spectacle of a Supreme Court nominee breaking so starkly with the president who named him underscored the unusual nature of Mr. Trump's public feud with the judiciary.
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To put the matter starkly: if you don't study, you could die, and we see Marcus, before he sets off for Winesburg, attending the funeral of a friend.
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"The Man in the High Castle," which returns with its second season on Friday, depicts an America changed by conquest, not an election, and changed far more starkly.
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And progressives and moderates within the party remain starkly divided over some of the core issues of the agreement, such as updated labor standards and its overall enforceability.
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The view is also starkly at odds with President-elect Donald J. Trump, who has repeatedly rejected the conclusions of American intelligence reports, saying they are politically motivated.
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But records kept by personnel on the ground painted a starkly different picture, of fighting around the compound and a breakdown of order within the United Nations force.
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But according to lawyers and educators with firsthand knowledge of the child detention system, the education offered inside the facilities is uneven and, for some children, starkly inadequate.
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Designed by the renowned architect Matteo Thun, the hotel is a starkly contemporary expanse of glass and lumber 5,000 feet up the mountainside, reachable only by cable car.
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But Samson's contributions to the album, "Anchorless" and the melancholy "Gifts," altered the record's emotional makeup, adding shades of warmth and heart to an otherwise starkly political album.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's apparent re-election as prime minister attests to the starkly conservative vision of Israeli voters, our Jerusalem bureau chief writes in a news analysis.
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But if you were to watch the shows one after another, it'd be understandable if you sustained comedic whiplash from their starkly different approaches to the same subjects.
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A brief moment of levity came when someone calling into the meeting played a snippet of a cheerful song that starkly contrasted with the grim tone of the call.
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Now, as Botswana becomes the latest African nation to embrace the future, our refusal to choose compassion over prejudice and love over hate stares us starkly in the face.
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Although Wednesday's report suggested the economy is likely to slow, the monthly survey of around 700 companies was not as starkly downbeat as the larger purchasing managers' indexes (PMIs).
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The Trump administration's interest in Mars and deep space contrasts starkly with its proposal for massive cuts to scientific agencies across the board, particularly any that fund climate research.
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The conservatism and elitism of the superhero genre is most starkly revealed when a superhero story rejects conservatism and elitism — and in the process, stops being a superhero story.
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While he's found America to be a starkly positive contrast to his home country, he has also been warned of certain areas when he might not be well-received.
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The opposition by Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer marked a rare moment of unity from two top administration officials with starkly different economic ideologies.
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The reality, however, is starkly different: climate change is already causing problems in communities in every region of our nation, and from a doctor's perspective, it's harming our health.
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The problem is most acute in areas facing other financial problems; most starkly in Puerto Rico, which has just defaulted on its debt and has a $50bn pensions deficit.
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Joe Biden's praise for segregationist senators showed starkly his vital job in next week's opening debate: Show he's a man of these times, not a man out of time.
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For his intervention into the museum's permanent collection, De Waal has created starkly outlined, clear, glass vitrines that hold bowls, vessels, slabs, and shards of porcelain, steel, and gold.
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And the decomposing house offers plenty of starkly beautiful settings, through rooms where the wallpaper is warping and the ceiling is slowly peeling downward, one board at a time.
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"Irrespective of its own starkly different legal assessment, Nord Stream 2 AG is now forced to submit this third application as a mitigation measure," it said in a statement.
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Colored lighting changes dramatically from one scene to another, red then blue then green, as starkly as the characters' emotions appear to change from deeply loving to violently angry.
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According to a YouGov poll conducted after the DNC hack, 85033 percent of Americans think Trump is "too friendly" toward Russia — although those results were starkly divided by party.
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Client drug use is a situation that starkly clarifies the difference between a criminalized person and a more privileged person who sometimes indulges in criminalized behavior behind closed doors.
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Flake has long been critical of President Trump, but he has never made his case so starkly, nor condemned his fellow Republicans for their silence and cowardice so clearly.
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"Over the past few years, I've found that the West is genuinely fascinated by how starkly different South Asian scriptures and iconography look," the 24-year-old artist explains.
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Critics of the military say Thailand remains starkly divided despite attempts by the junta, known as the National Council for Peace and Order, to introduce political and social reform.
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The figures illustrate the largest ever known law enforcement hacking campaign to date, and starkly demonstrate what the future of policing crime on the dark web may look like.
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And yet, despite the prominent place so-called stranger murders occupy in the public imagination, in reality their number is small — starkly so in a city of 8.5 million.
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Tesla's truck is a departure from more traditional diesel-powered equivalents in a number of ways, but it might be most starkly different when it comes to the cabin.
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Mnuchin would take the helm of a Treasury that could take a starkly different approach than the department did under the Obama administration on taxes, trade and financial regulation.
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Mnuchin would take the helm of a treasury that could take a starkly different approach than the department did under the Obama administration on taxes, trade and financial regulation.
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When Bill de Blasio was running for mayor on a starkly liberal platform in 22014, some of New York's business leaders feared the city's economic well-being was doomed.
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After three police officers without a warrant entered a Brooklyn apartment in March 22013 and questioned those inside, two separate investigations of the matter arrived at starkly different conclusions.
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The majority and the dissent, in an opinion written by Justice Clarence Thomas, offered starkly different views of the courts' authority even to look into the executive branch's intentions.
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With the S7 and S53 edge sporting such identical internals –aside from battery capacities– you're not going to be starkly disappointed performance-wise in choosing one over the other.
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In Silicon Valley, these folks must navigate a fraught visa process, pitch to investors in their second language, and build products for customers from a starkly different cultural background.
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There was "something malign in the bosom of the Democratic Party,'' Mr. MacArthur said starkly, while adding that nevertheless, "I probably spend most of my time working with Democrats.
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Unless the two sides settle — and there have been no signs of that happening — the trial is expected to showcase two starkly different visions of the country's video future.
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The isolation of the United States could not be laid out more starkly, and that, too, in a forum made up mostly of staunch allies like Canada and Denmark.
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Robert S. Mueller III delivered a starkly different presentation on Wednesday from the same lectern, saying that charging a sitting president was never an option, no matter the evidence.
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The texture of the midterm results has changed most starkly over the last week in the West, as slow-counting states like Arizona and California have tallied their ballots.
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It's a starkly alienating touch, but one that underscores the extraordinary process of identification and compassion that the viewer undergoes watching him stumble from one mistake to the next.
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With Ms. Miller playing a fast, rolling groove, Ms. Staaf capers and collides through the song's blues form, paying homage to Williams's starkly articulate right hand and peripatetic left.
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But when BuzzFeed News contacted Hutton's representatives to discuss the allegations, something unusual happened: A law firm sent over a sworn statement from Andrews that starkly refuted those remarks.
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But while former players have reasons to cheer some of these changes, they also have reason to worry, a division that has played out starkly within the O'Neil family.
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The Senator voted against equal pay for women, against gay marriage, and has proven to be starkly anti-immigrant — she even worked to stop states from establishing sanctuary cities.
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"The two represent starkly different visions for Barneys' future, and reflect the shift in fashion that has taken place over the last decade," Ms. Friedman and Ms. Maheshwari write.
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Federal health officials starkly warned on Tuesday that the new coronavirus will almost certainly spread in the United States, and that hospitals, businesses and schools should begin making preparations.
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Federal health officials starkly warned on Tuesday that the new coronavirus will almost certainly spread in the United States, and that hospitals, businesses and schools should begin making preparations.
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But the fates of other limits, including a proposed ban on assault-style rifles, remain uncertain, and the state is still starkly divided on the issue, complicating political choices.
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On TENNIS The laser-eyed focus that Nadal has displayed since he joined the professional ranks is starkly evident even on a practice court, even on an off day.
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Due to tight security in Beijing, Thomas used a GoPro and the footage starkly showed empty trains, buses and shopping malls, as people stayed at home and avoided travelling.
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A choice between two starkly different visions of Europe, between two opposite outlooks on the world: an open world versus a world of borders and barriers, modernity versus conservatism.
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