Startling decline in Americans' life expectancy Comparing American survival to that of other nations can be startling.
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Sander's were among the most startling and compelling I saw — if not the most startling and compelling.
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The contents were so startling that, as I read the documents back in The Times's headquarters in New York, I gasped, startling my colleagues beside me.
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Drawing from Krautrock, garage rock, and murky reservoirs of noise and bile, Smith and company droned, slashed, spazzed, and danced their way through startling record after startling record.
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He released a transportive, five-song EP at the end of February that tests emotional range: There's a startling lightheartedness and an even more startling depth to it.
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Then again ... a sudden face tat is usually startling.
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Lovecraft's monsters were neither good nor evil, but startling indifferent.
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We're worried about the startling effect of this grisly reality.
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Ars Technica journalist Sean Gallagher reported the same startling discovery.
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There were a startling 28,616 cases and 11,310 deaths overall.
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For an Apple product, it's a startling failure of engineering.
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Four months later, Trump himself made a startling policy announcement.
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Thirty minutes later, Guevara and Halvorsen filed startling new information.
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Do these startling longevity studies mean your lifespan could double?
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Several of those were particularly startling in size and enthusiasm.
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Their first response to the setback was a startling one.
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Here's a startling big picture look at the crisis. 3.
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That's the startling revelation from a Bloomberg report this morning.
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These startling figures and arguably premature ICOs are hardly anomalies.
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But it also has a startling number of other responsibilities.
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"The decision is quite startling," Berry said in an email.
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His borderline indifference to health reform was startling to witness.
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The peek into his mind it provides is, um, startling.
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It is startling how many people in England believe this.
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Here were some of the most startling statistics she shared.
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The economic illiteracy that animates Navarro's policy prescriptions is startling.
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House impeachment investigators are revealing startling new facts every day.
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"Gil was all about money ," she declared, with startling venom.
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Check out a startling visual journey of his recent visit.
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Mr. McDermott's photos are startling for more than one reason.
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The answer is that to a startling degree they don't.
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Perhaps more startling, rising temperatures seem to cause more violence.
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More startling, however, is that the problem is not new.
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Here are Manigault Newman's five most startling allegations so far.
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These startling revelations should outrage both Democrats and Republicans alike.
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It's startling to realize just how quickly this has occurred.
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At the haunted house, they wanted very quick, startling movements.
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If you could tickle yourself, you'd constantly be startling yourself.
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But then the company said it made a startling discovery.
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When the indictments were handed down, some startling facts emerged.
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But against City, the worst has arrived with startling regularity.
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Other research on diabetes has come to similarly startling conclusions.
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But not many other dishes seemed interested in startling anyone.
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What was more startling, the dancers apparently hadn't slept either.
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Warren's underperformance in the primaries to date has been startling.
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His death comes amid a startling rise in youth suicides.
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WASHINGTON — The message was as stark as it was startling.
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The phone trilled sharply, startling him out of his musing.
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The performance is startling, amusing and appalling all at once.
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People in British Columbia will see the most startling effect.
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His most startling and creative conception is the title character.
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Hoock's research casts a startling light on that primal scene.
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Something startling and powerful happens, though, midway through the book.
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His Evan is a startling jumble of exposed nerve endings.
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She had some startling news: His father was Charles Manson.
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It was startling and daunting news and, thankfully, not true.
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There is a startling lack of detail concerning his whereabouts.
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The parallels are startling, and Saturday's match so very intriguing.
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" Immediately afterward, it posted two startling tweets asserting that "C.
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That's a startling increase from just $52 billion in 2014.
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Before that, there was the startling execution of his uncle.
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Nonetheless, the world première was a startling and memorable night.
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But lately the militant group has made a startling comeback.
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"Often the simplicity of the results is startling," Parkins said.
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But his comments to Bustle aren't startling because he's defending his casting, they're startling because they show such a profound disconnect from both the issue of diversity and the modern world as a whole.
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He refuses to brush off this startling breakup and move on.
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What transpires is a film of beauty, backbone, and startling discipline.
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And yet progress against the disease unraveled to a startling degree.
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In the process, Noether made a startling discovery of her own.
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The emotional distance between the song and the video is startling.
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In this Reddit thread, Nolan and Joy made a startling announcement.
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The suits paint a startling picture of the companies' marketing strategies.
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The pace is startling and that tends to lead to errors.
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Startling numbers of babies are reportedly addicted to opioids at birth.
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The deal is yet another sign of Microsoft's startling recent metamorphosis.
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Serrano is infamous for capturing disturbing subjects with a startling reverence.
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It's pretty startling how good it actually is at answering questions.
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That's why Elan and Jonathan Bogarin's 306 Hollywood is so startling.
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That helps to explain the startling effect of the bishop's words.
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Commentary from Tim Naftali We just saw a startling political moment.
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Hawke describes Niccol as shyly secretive but capable of startling brazenness.
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That kind of startling growth is reflective of the Indian user.
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Instead, it reflects a startling lack of progress in women's healthcare.
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But here's what is most startling: The Dallas case wasn't unique.
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What is most startling is the difference by field of study.
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The crabs catch the birds with startling ease, according to Laidre.
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Meanwhile, capital was also leaving the economy at a startling rate.
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Suicide usually hovers around number ten, prominent but not exactly startling.
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However, those startling headlines seem but a distant memory to most.
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Though many thousands have yet to report, the disclosures are startling.
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Instead, it took a startling turn that won't be spoiled here.
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In Oklahoma, Pruitt's obeisance to the energy industry was sometimes startling.
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When she did, she often returned with startling and revealing images.
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The startling, beguiling poems in this book are masterful and heartbreaking.
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"It's so startling to me, everything that's happened," Mr. Finn said.
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The sight of Ms. Lyon pumping iron is formidable and startling.
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It was startling, the degree of darkness away from the path.
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It was a startling admission in this age of locavore politics.
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The violence in Charlottesville is nothing new; however, it's startling nonetheless.
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The numbers are even more startling in Tennessee, Swift's home state.
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In 1978, Brian Eno launched his startling, ambient Music for Airports.
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What's startling here is how clumsy and uncertain his attempts seem.
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Other collisions of art and politics are more startling and fortuitous.
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That is why McKinsey's behavior in South Africa is so startling.
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You don't say 'in a startling development,' you tell the development.
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The deconstruction of language is breathtaking, the interrogation of symbols startling.
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Compared with the national rate, it's a startling 22015 times higher.
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That may not qualify as startling news, but it is welcome.
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But you're right, startling, I think, is a little more diplomatic.
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"It's startling, but I'm used to it now," Ms. Evans said.
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It's joyfully energetic, too: startling athletic bursts of energy require calculation.
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There is a startling quality to this reserve in the beginning.
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Even after five decades, his entrance in priestly vestments remains startling.
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The more startling the image, the more need for persuasive detail.
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I'm sure barking dogs are way more startling than the cameras.
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They crunch under the wheels of bullock carts, startling the oxen.
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The case stood out for its startling gore and unclear motive.
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"Her kind of talent will always feel startling and sui generis."
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On her face — Shay's face, really — is a startling, inhuman smile.
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But that November, The Washington Post went public with startling allegations.
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This time they started noticing a startling ubiquity of leaf green.
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It was Cooper who came armed with a startling new revelation.
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The startling part of the filling was what was missing: spice!
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Lumiere, Cogsworth, and all the rest are more startling than welcoming.
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Jordan is obsessed with himself to the point where it is startling.
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DOBBS: You know, as we look at these numbers, they're absolutely startling.
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But it's a startling first response to the news from the president.
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It's a startling admission, one that didn't come a moment too soon.
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I know this by now, but it's still startling to be unmasked.
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Last year, Dr. Jarillo-Herrero and his colleagues reported a startling finding.
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That grim-seeming visual landscape allows for a startling coup de théâtre.
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Smith presents the arrests and sentencing as swift and startling, yet inevitable.
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There's something about that phrase, though, "bored with life," that is startling.
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Startling details of Smart's captivity emerged following her rescue in early 2003.
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But it's not just that Trump did it that is so startling.
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Andrei Arlovski has the most startling right hand in UFC heavyweight history.
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That is startling, given that supplying pharmaceuticals is the firm's core purpose.
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But they did, in a startling coincidence, hire our entire voice cast.
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He was referring to Britain only, but it's still a startling claim.
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But a startling 99.8% of those who turned out voted in favour.
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Prince was an original lyricist and a "startling" guitar player, he added.
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Thankfully, Jed's father was there to capture the startling moment on camera.
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Fishing nightmare Milstein said the beauty of the creatures can be startling.
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Viacom's earnings were down a startling 29 percent in its last quarter.
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A startling shade of snow white in celebration of Labor Day, anyone?
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It was one of the most startling reversals Cramer had ever seen.
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That's when they made a startling discovery: Michael was infected by hookworms.
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This is actually a pretty startling sign of intelligence by NFL teams.
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It was a bit startling that Apple didn't even deliver new MacBooks.
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The contrast between the final bill and Johnson's original recommendations was startling.
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The agencies are looking at a startling number of major, controversial mergers.
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I actually remember the moment I met my father in startling detail.
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Whatever your motivations, each lollipop will set you back a startling $57.
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It's a startling and stunning ending, far from anything fans had predicted.
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It is always startling to hear the dead breathe again, speak again.
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The movie provides startling, detailed looks at the wrecks drug addicts become.
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As in the past, this era promises startling economic and geopolitical change.
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And somehow, we must construct a new life around this startling fact.
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What happened next, however, was a startling departure from the standard script.
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Her son Brandon was with her when she made the startling announcement.
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A few take startling turns and have edges made from razor wire.
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A startling number of children in the United States are behind bars.
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Over the weekend, this reality hit the Clinton campaign with startling force.
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We see Janine's visceral, startling refusal to submit to any more indignities.
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But recently, the threat has evolved in ways both startling and inventive.
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And yet this suite follows the movie's psychological program with startling facility.
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All the dialogue is verbatim, and its meaning registers with startling force.
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Each day, a small but startling bite out of our personal freedoms.
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One startling result: a decline in air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Which may not be as new and startling as it may seem.
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Sarah has a winning and nearly constant smile and a startling openness.
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Wednesday's apparent renewal of that effort was the most startling episode yet.
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It is still startling that the two are only 18 years apart.
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Crucial notes were given just enough extra nudge to make them startling.
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Talusan describes such experiences with unadorned prose that conveys a startling specificity.
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A few days later, Russian officials came to a different, startling conclusion.
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The startling uptick is partly the result of ramped-up testing efforts.
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By startling the viewer, they ask us to seize this fleeting life.
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Though they can show up in North America, it's with startling irregularity.
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"I just find it startling that that activity is persisting," Savitt said.
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But the results are so startling, it makes you shudder for him.
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Poland's entry, Corpus Christi, is inspired by true events — and they're startling.
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It's why the insistent, quotidian quiet of "Loving" can feel so startling.
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And even more startling, 25 percent are not saving anything at all.
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The implication of this finding is as startling as it is clear.
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I sped up, probably startling the woman, and started to sing along.
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But then Gorsuch pivoted, with a startling question for a strict textualist.
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By comparison, the wing bones in male club-winged manakins are startling.
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Then came a startling realization: "This was not on purpose," she said.
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But Carens makes a startling assertion toward the end of his book.
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These kinds of data tend to reveal a startling amount about you.
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Next, the scientists wanted to understand the robber fly's startling visual capabilities.
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Our calendars offer a startling amount of insight into our daily lives.
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The most startling example was the Gukurahundi killings between 1983 and 22017.
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The startling accusation generated headlines but Mr. Trump never backed it up.
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The map paints a startling picture of opposition to the drilling proposal.
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In recent years, another startling theory emerged: Drunken convicts are to blame.
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The startling, bony style of the first two books has been abandoned.
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Isabella Kwasnik, a senior at Harvard College, said the move was startling.
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But Best of Enemies is most startling when you realize its implications.
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This isn't the first time researchers have come to such startling conclusions.
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Trump's rhetoric about Russia has been even more startling since November 8.
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A startling 40% of women under the age of 30 want to leave.
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Obviously seeing him was so startling because we've never seen him that way.
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Alissa Wilkinson: For me, Get Out was the most startling movie of 2017.
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That means a single bug can impact a startling number of disparate devices.
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The blandness of everything was in startling contrast to what I had known.
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This startling shift in prospects has prompted the company to accelerate its schedule.
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Washington, D.C. residents and tourists alike came across a startling sight on Friday.
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That sense of freedom is startling at first, but easily becomes habit afterward.
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Nguyen and Mai have contrasting styles, and the visual dichotomy can be startling.
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G. It is both refreshing and startling to see what untrained eyes see.
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The score, by first-time film composer William Arcane, is unconventional and startling.
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Turner subtly announced the startling news with an Instagram post on July 29.
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The startling trajectory of his approval ratings suggests that many Americans will listen.
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The Dolphins have thus far lost by a startling average of 23 points.
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Everything about the way Jenkins frames this story is unconventional, startling, and appealing.
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Yet now he dozes off in meetings and suffers startling lapses in memory.
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Mr. Rubio's inability to do anything besides repeat canned talking points was startling.
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More startling still is Tanzania's dispute with Acacia, a British gold-mining firm.
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The radar bug (and its suggested fix) is startling, but not that unexpected.
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But for early childhood advocates, the growth in programs like Upstart is startling.
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But the refusal to grant a nominee any consideration was a startling turn.
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But the images it puts onscreen are often startling and hard to forget.
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Democrats reaction: "I think it's startling that Democrats aren't celebrating this," said Sanders.
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A hefty 2,4003 mAh battery gives the robot a startling amount of speed.
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Henry's checkered court history further underlines startling accusations made against him in March.
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The difference between the two forms of teaching was startling, he told me.
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Sexual violence is a worldwide occurrence, but in Zimbabwe the numbers are startling.
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That's what's most startling about this episode, which draws on these shameful histories.
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Even more startling ... the warrant states Gugu's alleged stalker lives on her street.
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Cold War, brought a startling change of fortune for dissident leftists, some of
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That is a startling admission of weakness, before any vote has been cast.
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In late 1772 Benjamin Franklin received a startling package from an unknown sender.
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But in general, the British questions were blunter and the results more startling.
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Perhaps the most startling difference, though, is the relationship between officers and inmates.
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This morning, the world faces a startling new prospect: a peninsula at peace.
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Startling developments, indeed, considering Utah is considered the third reddest state in America.
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He slammed his fist on the wooden surface, startling some in the room.
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Another tip is give short, startling commands to jolt people in to action.
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It was startling, the difference in the quality of what we could get.
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The actress's gradual evolution shows that change doesn't always have to be startling.
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And the latest news is somewhat startling if you haven't been paying attention.
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Facebook (FB) shares tumbled another 7% on Wednesday after the latest startling revelation.
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Orcas have strong family bonds, cooperate to hunt and possess startling vocal expressiveness.
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Kaufman's gift for quotidian horror remains startling; he's a whiz at minor miseries.
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But what I see around me is really terrible, startling and very sad.
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Now, some researchers at Harvard are offering a startling theory: alien space probe.
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Check. A startling lack of basic knowledge about current events on the ground?
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And outside the hotel, to a startling view of the San Francisco Bay.
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It was a startling image showing the horror of the ongoing migrant crisis.
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It's been startling to watch the political media go through the same process.
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This racial mix was startling and different for American audiences at the time.
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And the emotional effects are as startling, and confusing, as their visual counterparts.
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The most startling, least promotional segment of the Grammy Awards opened the show.
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Once Biden won South Carolina, the centrists swung behind him with startling speed.
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GUATEMALA CITY — Three years ago, Guatemala became a startling example to Latin America.
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But nothing as startling seems likely to come from Mr. Timberlake this year.
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Silence amid a roomful of people giving set speeches — how startling and confounding.
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His broad findings on the market are startling: Most stocks aren't good investments.
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Equally important is the startling drop in the price of renewable energy sources.
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" Lines like that — simple yet startling — come along with welcome frequency in "Paris.
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It's startling because "The Correspondence" is also thoughtful and almost self-consciously literary.
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Mr. Trump had some startling ideas for preventing migrants from crossing the border.
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Instead, he made the startling decision to authorize the killing of General Suleimani.
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It is always startling to see things like planes in a Costa picture.
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Startling new evidence suggests male infertility may be much worse than it appears.
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Amelia leaves with the startling knowledge that she's pregnant — very, very unexpectedly pregnant.
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But there wasn't much time to linger over Ms. Barrett's startling spatialized recording.
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Bruno Collet's "Memorable," a story of dementia told in clay animation, is startling.
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Name Withheld Startling revelations about paternity used to be a standard novelistic trope.
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Finally, a cactus in bloom is pure poetry, a startling juxtaposition in Technicolor.
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During the 1960 election, Kennedy faced a startling amount of anti-Catholic bigotry.
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Now they're an annual occurrence, as China's deserts expand at a startling pace.
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Chelsea Johnson awoke on October 10th last year to a startling pregnancy dream.
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Michele was offering a startling miscellany inflected with a high-end vintage sensibility.
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But startling revelations are hardly the only criterion for a good Nixon biography.
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As they argue, Eleanor shouts a startling revelation: This is the Bad Place.
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Data from Bankrate's latest financial security index survey backs up these startling statistics.
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The country's security forces have displayed their unbridled power in other startling ways.
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Then he received startling data at the end of the summer of 2018.
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Flimsy and incomplete as they are, those returns nonetheless contain some startling revelations.
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This isn't startling, given his strong fundraising and relatively firm base of support.
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Meanwhile, Jay uncovers startling evidence that links George to the Black Dahlia killing.
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Since that meeting, Ms. Abrams's next political moment has arrived with startling speed.
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The movie remains one of the most startling and moving animated films ever.
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She has a startling memory for how she arrived at particular story decisions.
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What is it about cartoons that might have inspired such startling, masochistic imagery?
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A few black women filmmakers turned the camera on themselves, with startling results.
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Another startling finding is that many Americans are open to "alternatives" to democracy.
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Two weeks ago, a pair of researchers from Stanford University made a startling claim.
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But Der Spiegel has startling evidence of how aggressively Europe's elite clubs bullied UEFA.
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But just as startling was the government's capitulation, negotiated in person by Hanoi's mayor.
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A startling one in five Australians report having intimate photos shared without their consent.
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In a lot of instances, it can be a very startling rebirth of sorts.
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Influenza is especially concerning, since it races through communities at startling speeds, Kortepeter says.
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His startling statements consumed the public space not already devoted to reporting poll results.
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But Gionet made the startling accusation that the news outlet had fabricated the photo.
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In a recent interview with Marie Claire U.K., Natalie Portman revealed something pretty startling.
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In response, starting around 2011, the Chinese government implemented a startling shift in approach.
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Unsterile Clinic confronts viewers with this issue using startling visuals to provoke a conversation.
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It's not because of some secret history; it's because surprises make for startling entertainment.
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I was genuinely surprised that non-black people were present in such startling numbers.
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Realistically, probably not, and it's startling to hear Martinez be so frank about it.
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This afternoon, Facebook held an emergency press conference to disclose a startling security breach.
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In Facebook's latest earnings release, posted Wednesday, CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a startling announcement.
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A win for the U.S. senator from Vermont would cap a startling political comeback.
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There are startling color palettes, confusing interpersonal relations, and hints of a class struggle.
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In it, time inches along, uneventful, then undergoes periods of rapid and startling change.
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The group's findings are presented on its website and there are some startling discoveries.
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That's the startling implication of a new study in mice, published in PLOS Genetics.
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Part of the force of "The Vietnam War" comes from its startling primary material.
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And episode three of Missing Richard Simmons, which aired last week, made startling claims.
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That's clear from the startling revelations in the latest Education Department report released Tuesday.
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A white flag stripped of stars and stripes — a startling detail — hangs limp outside.
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Nowhere today is the turn against Western liberal democracy more startling or seemingly perverse.
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A major issue that has dogged Watch is a startling lack of consumer awareness.
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"These recent data breach incidents aren't startling enough to create public outcry," Rubinstein said.
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That's a startling sum even in the lucrative business of lobbying for foreign governments.
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Another, more startling, "Appassionata" from 1941 portrays a limbless woman on a hospital bed.
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But back to the startling revelations from the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.
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On July 29th a federal judge in the capital, Brasília, demurred in startling fashion.
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For any company to hire a woman as chief of construction was actually startling.
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O'Toole makes a startling comparison, late in his book, between Brexit and the Confederacy.
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It's only until the startling overhead shot that we see how gruesome this is.
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In America, depictions of the Ebola epidemic often featured startling images of bleeding victims.
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By far the most common form of announcement videos involves startling unsuspecting future grandparents.
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Medicare Part A is on track to be insolvent within a startling eight years.
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Murphy emphasizes damage over contact, with startling results — and fastballs do not bother him.
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And so to " The Death of Stalin ," a startling new film from Armando Iannucci.
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The alcohol- and ammonia-free formula cleans and polishes his screens with startling effectiveness.
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Over many years, The Times also published countless startling photographs from the Iraq war.
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I was 18 going on 80, according to a startling scan of my bones.
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Odd anecdotes emerge with startling frequency, often in jumbles of three, four or five.
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We see the numbers — many species across the globe are declining in startling numbers.
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Influenza is especially concerning because it races through communities at startling speeds, Kortepeter says.
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Despite these startling statistics, the hard work doesn't end when the ball stops bouncing.
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He slipped through the glass front door, startling some of his star-struck supporters.
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Near her secret prison, a startling admission When Patterson got home, Jayme was gone.
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Recently, a number of startling images have shown opioid addicts putting children at risk.
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The perfection of the form was startling against the wilds of the surrounding greenery.
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But a look at the N.F.L. Week 11 starting lineups was startling: Tom Savage.
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A death rate calculation using that data in Wuhan yields a startling figure: 4.5%.
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And they have made Dr. Oxman, who is rather startling looking herself, a star.
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Previous efforts to juice the economy led to a startling rise in corporate debt.
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Now and again, another startling upset occurs that causes people to invoke Chaminade's name.
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He makes points so simple and startling you want to shout them at strangers.
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They also recovered a startling number of abandoned plastic fishing nets, Mr. Lebreton said.
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Then, in re-examining the criteria for Kendra's Law, I had a startling realization.
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Dates and locations are subtracted (although available in an index) for the startling juxtapositions.
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Surveys have repeatedly shown that there's a startling level of ignorance about female anatomy.
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If chips before lunch seem slightly unorthodox, a later mention was even more startling.
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What they found was a startling divide in longevity between America's richest and poorest.
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Perhaps the most startling of them all is "Riddley Walker," first published in 1980.
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That decision was a startling comment on the mistrust that has permeated the partnership.
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Perhaps the most startling feature of Michigan's system is its lack of centralized oversight.
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Then, earlier this year, in July, a lawyer in Berlin made a startling discovery.
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Some of the best treats provided by Baxter's delightful book are his startling asides.
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It was just startling to Lopez, who's in her first year with the district.
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Bond yields collapse Another sign of anxiety: A startling rush of money into bonds.
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ALBANY, N.Y. — The startling disclosure came two minutes into a State Capitol news conference.
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It's startling how much time we spend looking at mobile devices and watching television.
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In Shostakovich's "Leningrad" Symphony, under Andris Nelsons, its evocation of misty distances was startling.
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Their lone win in that stretch was a startling home blowout of then-No.
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We all know that's true, but now science can convince us with startling images.
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In fact, on Thursday, we saw a startling development involving North Korea and Trump.
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It is a startling turn, representing the almost complete reconstituting of the genre's DNA.
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The findings are as startling as those from another report, this one from Gallup.
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But perhaps the most startling fundraising trend was uncovered by a Brookings Institution study.
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Several praised her instead, though at least one threw in a startling insinuation. Rep.
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A good image, a profound image, a startling image, never quite loses its power.
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What we saw through the camera's lens, which is made of metal, was startling.
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Washington Post book critic Ron Charles found the focus on Cummins&apos ancestry startling.
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But a startling number of Americans are unprepared to cope with them, money-wise.
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There was a startling increase in hate crimes in New York City from Jan.
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Although Ms. Poeppel once worked in private school admissions, she delivers few startling insights.
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Now they have closure -- all because of a startling discovery made on Google Earth.
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These are startling moments, because flamenco, for all its eroticism, does not abide touching.
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His victory was startling at the time, but in retrospect it makes some sense.
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And the view of the street is "startling," my colleague James Barron recently wrote.
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It also helps explain the startling racial gap in wealth in the United States.
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It's startling to recognize a feeling you've never articulated or admitted, even to yourself.
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In 1969, a priest named Joseph Ratzinger made a startling prophecy on German radio.
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Angela and Alishia, newlyweds in a new home, have a startling number of shoes.
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With startling candor, Kennedy takes on her own denial as well as her father's.
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This is apparent early on in a startling nude self portrait of ca. 1499.
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Radical honesty and self-deprecation don't make up for a startling lack of empathy.
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In December 2010, it made a startling decision: Russia would host the 2018 competition.
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Kuttner continues: There are a couple of things that are startling about this premise.
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No one has ever dominated the striking exchanges against Pettis in such startling fashion.
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But it's fast-paced and startling, and Pattinson's performance alone is worth a look.
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Former baseball player Jose Canseco took to Twitter Sunday night with some pretty startling accusations.
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It's startling to watch you connect in real time with some of these white supremacists.
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Lines are drawn, and what transpires is a film of beauty, backbone, and startling discipline.
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The discrepancy between expected and actual suicide-related searches following the shows premiere was startling.
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All this silence makes the noises more startling, both to the characters and to us.
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I just wanted to make a startling movie, which I think it actually still is.
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Most startling are thumps that sound like muffled clarions, which are simply unnerving, but fitting.
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History shows that such moments of upheaval can produce startling and creative forces for renewal.
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The transcripts contain startling accounts of the Trump family and their attorneys shaping Cohen's lies.
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The numbers are startling: In France, about 40% of the population believes vaccines are unsafe.
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One of her startling 32,000 livestream viewers asked her what kind of mascara she uses.
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His record was a startling 15-19613, and he has been credited with 29 saves.
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Gina Kolata writes in this article: Something startling is happening to middle-aged white Americans.
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It's startling to comprehend the sexism coded into these A.I. responses to goads from users.
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I always think it's the numbers that are quite startling — the millions who were killed.
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Donald Trump came to a startling revelation last night ... Kanye West is the black him!!!
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TC: What do you make of the public markets and this startling lack of IPOs?
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And along the way, they learn some startling truths about the past and the future.
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These satellite images provide a startling view of a once-vibrant city reduced to rubble.
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But perhaps the most startling aspect of these portraits is how relevant they've become today.
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The latter claim is startling, since it immediately bumps up the size of the tablet.
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Indeed, it's a stark reminder that AI technology is now advancing at a startling rate.
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What results is a startling variety of products, many with an alcohol content above 50%.
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This collection cements her reputation as one of the most startling new voices in fiction.
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The transition sequence between a spherical Earth and flat one can be a little startling.
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AN AMERICAN admiral slipped a startling admission into testimony submitted to the Senate last month.
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Even so, The Mountain's vision of a DeLillo-like purgatory is startling in its starkness.
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The CDC report did not attempt to explain the startling rise in suicides among Americans.
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It's a startling, almost comical image, until the film makes it disturbing, sad, and plaintive.
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Known as a two-fold comet, it bore a startling resemblance to a rubber ducky.
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For Lyft driver Jessica Palmore, driving through the buggy night along the Strip is startling.
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VR just makes it even more startling when the fake blood flies in your face.
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He was led to this startling career shift by his own feline, Gizmo the Himalayan.
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These statistics paint a startling picture of life in rural America, especially in struggling Appalachia.
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In 2010, a startling rumor filtered through the number theory community and reached Jared Weinstein.
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A recently revealed search warrant may explain the source of that startling sound: a slap.
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This morning, Brzezinski and Scarborough made a startling allegation in a Washington Post op-ed.
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Incremental gains here and there, the scientists believed, could add up to a startling accomplishment.
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He outlined that vision in a startling 2010 presentation that was widely publicized in 2017.
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One of the most startling things about Mueller's inquiry is how rapidly it has advanced.
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The results of surveys and retirement IQ tests show a startling lack of financial literacy.
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And a startling 85% of LGBTQ business travelers have changed accommodations because they felt unsafe.
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A startling 31 are unicorns that have already reached or passed the billion-dollar mark.
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The telling is mostly episodic and fragmentary, imbued with startling images and powerful associative leaps.
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The startling progressive victories in 2017 set the stage for a breakout midterm election season.
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The results have been startling, awakening fierce price competition among the developers of wind projects.
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"There's nothing startling about how the regulations are interpreted by the court here," Mello said.
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At times, Mr. Herzog's imagination leaps beyond even the more startling speculations of his subjects.
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It was a startling signal of how much heat has gone out of the issue.
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Somehow, they all come through in this deepfake with a startling air of precise hostility.
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In 1975, Susan Brownmiller published a startling and controversial volume in the literature of feminism.
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But she has a startling memory for how she arrived at a particular story decision.
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What's startling is that this process, which usually takes years, has already run its course.
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And what we saw was startling in terms of the absolute gap in net worth.
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It was a somewhat startling moment that reflected how the judge, who retired on Sept.
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And a startling 38 percent said they would be "scared" if he ultimately became president.
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And yet, in this startling novel, even that distance between Charlie and Helen is moving.
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"Talusan describes such experiences with unadorned prose that conveys a startling specificity," Jennifer Szalai writes.
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Ruta makes occasional startling observations, as when the tattoo artist is about to seduce Sarah.
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Satellites have already picked up on the startling changes coronavirus has left in its wake.
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By and large, his messing with history is a successful story gambit, startling and satisfying.
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For a coach who rarely delves into the big picture, it was a startling pronouncement.
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Reacher's character is defined by one startling device: he has no home and no belongings.
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It's always startling to see how starkly this little slice of class warfare plays out.
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When I'm not breathing, I'm no longer interested in impressing sisters or startling sea lions.
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The newly brusque force and cold lewdness she brought on Tuesday was startling and welcome.
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It was a startling admission from the front-runner for the Republican nomination for president.
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Where do the words seem especially well chosen to make an image vivid or startling?
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In a broader historical context, though, the Democratic over-performance is not quite as startling.
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Their relationships are defined in startling physical details, especially in how they touch one another.
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It was a startling epiphany and the prelude to a period of profound self-loathing.
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Their startling negative-68 goal differential was the worst in the N.H.L., by 32 goals.
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What had happened that provoked this rather startling strike at this particular moment in time?
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But these ads were especially startling — images of barely clad women stripped atop the homepage.
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Now, an archive in Texas has yielded another startling Wharton discovery: an entirely unknown play.
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Buttigieg has always been an effective television performer, and he has showed startling fundraising strength.
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Most startling of all, Lessig thinks the few, not the many, should determine public policy.
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Yet it is startling to consider how many healthy American starters will not be going.
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"Our little spacecraft is soldiering through brutal conditions to send home startling and exciting revelations."
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Let it wash over you, the startling imagery and grotesqueries—shrines to an alien wilderness.
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And while the picture is startling, it's not gory or sensational in a gratuitous way.
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Not everyone agrees that Mr. Trump's approach is a startling departure from America's values, however.
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For others checking the pages of loved ones, the misleading news was a bit startling.
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Also in this episode, Harry's colleague, Heather, makes a startling realization about her best friend.
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"It was startling to watch," Tom O'Neil, editor and founder of the awards-themed goldderby.
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A voice that has begun to weather rises to moments of startling sweetness and lyricism.
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The show takes on motherhood, sex, money troubles and mental illness with a startling honesty.
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The fascinating but too-brief sections on 18th- and 19th-century Yiddish drama are startling.
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In general, the energy was genial but listless — which made the occasional edgy joke startling.
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Instead, she inadvertently opened new lines of inquiry by startling journalists by offering fresh information.
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What's startling is how easily Ms. Bernstine might never have been an actor at all.
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There is something both revelatory and startling about hearing the devotional music of Alice Coltrane.
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But there's nothing startling about that if you know how the US surveillance state works.
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What's more, it lacks both the startling aspect and instantly dismissible quality of déjà vu.
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The most startling may be the stretch of spaces showing pre-Modern, non-Western art.
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A startling study from 2016 of fish in U.S. wildlife refuges in the Northeast found that 60 to 100 percent of all the male smallmouth bass studied had eggs growing in their testes—a startling feminization—which researchers linked to endocrine disrupters in the waters.
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Economist Books; 272 pages; $9.99 and £8.99 Startling facts and explanations, compiled by our deputy editor.
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The most shocking thing about Sarah McCoubrey's paintings is their startling and deeply unfashionable, unapologetic beauty.
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"This was a stark and startling moment, but they did mend fences pretty well," said Dobrow.
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Remarkably, it wasn't a human who reached this startling conjecture, but rather an artificially intelligent algorithm.
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For privacy advocates, it was a startling reminder that Alexa could be listening at any time.
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On January 15, Parliament voted against May's Brexit deal by a startling margin of 230 votes.
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Here's a startling anniversary for you: This week, "...Baby One More Time" turned 20 years old (!!).
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I found this one startling: America's addiction crisis is acute, and has been for some time.
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The most startling change is that business has lost control of its ancestral party, the Republicans.
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It was a justified action — Rahm's behavior was genuinely disgraceful — but nonetheless startling in its brutality.
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The latest trailer for Netflix's Defenders series is a startling change of tone for the MCU.
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The artist's portraits are distinctive for their colors, which are unusual, daringly combined and still startling.
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Trouble is, there's a startling lack of scientific evidence to prove that cough syrup actually works.
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I will now pause and let my esteemed colleague, Vlad Savov, react to this startling information.
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In Sea of Solitude's strongest moments, it communicates this core emotional takeaway with lacerating, startling efficacy.
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"Personal charm often is more desirable than startling physical beauty," Hansen wrote on January 16, 1934.
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Once again, we're taking stock of the most startling moments we experienced at this year's Sundance.
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The thinned medium alone lends the paintings a luminosity that makes the startling subjects feel lighthearted.
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And startling recent data shows that the severity of pain Americans report is increasing each year.
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For a startling moment, I feel like Truman incredulously encountering a corny or contrived plot point.
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As a huge In-N-Out Burger fan, this was a startling and somewhat horrifying discovery.
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Meanwhile, across town at the US Capitol, infighting between House Democrats reached a startling new level.
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There have been a number of IPO successes, including the startling rise of Beyond Meat (BYND).
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It was a pretty startling display of effectiveness considering Cutler's career and the talent around him.
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But the mere fact that the 2202-year-old former mayor is leading is startling enough.
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Like the Garibaldi's michelada, the premise is simple: a traditional michelada enhanced with a startling ingredient.
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AUSTIN, Texas — The figures don't lie: Television has been burying its gay characters at startling rates.
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But a peek into the early days of the now-ubiquitous device reveals a startling truth.
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Shannon said it can be "startling to people" to see coinsurance applied to lower-priced drugs.
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Yes, I'm aware I'm petite so the sudden packing on of pounds is a startling sight.
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It seems likely the startling discovery will be trolls, and maybe, the need to hunt them.
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"The scope of Louisiana's disinvestment is both startling and unique," mourned The Advocate of Baton Rouge.
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Opening up the HoloLens is a startling reminder that this is a self-contained holographic computer.
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Yet if we pay attention to the literal meaning of his words, they are often startling.
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The pierce of a dart also presented a risk of startling the powerful animal, he said.
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One of the more startling lessons from Tuesday is that this may not longer be true.
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But it will hopefully make it a little less startling the next time you get one.
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For black and Latina women, that number is even more startling at $867,920 and $1,056,120, respectively.
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But the results, he added, are startling, such as greater patient satisfaction and sustained weight loss.
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After listing the startling statistics on the reality of the epidemic, Trump struck a hopeful tone.
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Ms. Arceneaux's startling rendition is made with glazed doughnuts, condensed milk, evaporated milk, eggs and sugar.
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That's why it's startling that he has now emerged as one of its most scathing critics.
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The ball hit left of the hole, spun right and dived in for a startling eagle.
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This is man-made famine, and we bear a startling amount of responsibility for it. Why?
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This was her first brush with the startling reality that everything can change in an instant.
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It concerns a startling revelation on a honeymoon and its repercussions nearly half a century later.
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It was startling to hear the familiar cadence of their names announced by French news anchors.
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Earlier this year, U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM) leader, Admiral Harry Harris, made startling statements before Congress.
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Dax Shepard made a startling admission on yesterday's episode of Sirius XM's The Jason Ellis Show.
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This wide-angle, telephoto wonder can, at 24mm, pull in a startling amount of visual information.
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It is startling and unexpected to catch a glimpse of this most recognizable of Manhattan skyscrapers.
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The two coincide in her 1970s work to build a genre of startling and uncompromising minimalism.
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As he reviewed the radiographic images of his heart, Dr. Jauhar came to a startling realization.
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Another startling number, Edwards said: The state saw its number of cases jump tenfold one week.
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Others are transformed by being taken apart or joined with foreign objects to form startling hybrids.
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It's a startling and distant view that contrasts magnificently with some of Cassini's famous close-ups.
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The speed with which coal has lost status and position in US energy markets is startling.
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My family is always on the lookout for the familiar, startling buzz of these magnificent creatures.
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It's effectively startling, but it makes a farce out of something that shouldn't need much goosing.
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Bale's startling transformation is just the latest step forward in Hollywood for a booming prosthetics industry.
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"He was just this beautiful, startling young man with lots of depth and mystery," she says.
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The work includes a startling array of scenes, most of them banal, but others rather poetic.
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You're bound to witness some startling moments if you let them put their own art onstage.
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I thought about going downstairs, which would have involved unlocking Sara's door and startling her awake.
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While on the visit, in a startling breach of diplomatic practice, Mr. Trump also endorsed Mrs.
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The series delves into the startling details of the case and how the conviction was reversed.
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In the middle of the live broadcast of an early TV drama, a startling thing happened.
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He was quite capable of startling marriages of political convenience, some ending in equally expedient divorce.
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One particularly startling example here is the FDA's decision to pull its inspectors out of China.
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The existence of such an unfair hereditary practice in 21st-century America is startling in itself.
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The reversal was one of the more shocking moments of the intense, at times startling, hearing.
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But the most startling thing was not just the ride but the views along the street.
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Still, I found myself highlighting insights, jokes and startling turns of phrase from nearly every writer.
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It's so startling when you're watching forwards, to have something come from behind in the theater.
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Few chapters offer startling new arguments, though Mr. Wu is well attuned to paradoxes and ironies.
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"Our findings are startling," said study leader Russell Toomey of the University of Arizona in Tucson.
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Then, in 2005, another spacecraft passing by another moon around another planet made a startling observation.
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One night, the bartender delivered a startling electric-blue concoction (Blue Curaçao, rum, peanut-milk syrup).
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For Devon and its industry allies, the turnaround is as startling as it is long-sought.
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"For a company that usually measures umpteen times before cutting anything, it's both sad and startling."
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America became the world's largest producer of natural gas, with production growing a startling 85003 percent.
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This past week, my primary-care physician called me with some startling news: iron-deficiency anemia.
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The most startling unfolded in Urumqi in 2009, when ethnic rioting led to about 200 deaths.
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Last October, Patty Wetterling got a startling piece of news at home, in St. Joseph, Minnesota.
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It was a startling twist, because few had ever heard of Holmes when the inquiry began.
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Its effect has been startling: Blackpool has attracted more than 4,000 fans only once this season.
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Life swells into a permanent head-to-head, for which Guadagnino finds a startling dramatic shape.
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She understands her characters perfectly, and expresses their relationship in ways at once precise and startling.
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And it would be startling in any field in 2017, but in finance it's almost mystifying.
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And Mr. McCain's startling diagnosis of brain cancer had an impact — and not just on him.
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Seen through Immerwahr's lens, even the most familiar historical events can take on a startling cast.
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Foreign policy experts see a more startling component to Pompeo's public defense of the Syria withdrawal.
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The insight and modernity of "Workers and Paintings" — not to mention the meta nature — are startling.
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The data revealed a startling gap in pay between its most senior male and female journalists.
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Those examples demonstrate an undeniable truth: Guns go off in the United States a startling amount.
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The exception is a startling picture of intersecting gravel roads that looks like a body being flung.
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Each week brings startling new evidence of Russia's lack of restraint in pursuing its own security agenda.
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As shown in startling infared videos, Aliso Canyon's faulty well is leaking methane at an astonishing rate.
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Dave Jordano's new book collects more than 100 of his startling, brilliant nighttime photographs of his hometown.
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Trump's expression of a preference for UK ambassador to Washington was a startling break with diplomatic protocol.
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Still, the privacy implications are potentially startling, especially when Google already handles most of your data.[CNET]
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The company's slick, wireless earbuds work great, but they may foreshadow startling changes to the social fabric.
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The rapid decline, from record high extents of sea ice, to current record lows has been startling.
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Like Ae, she has startling blue eyes, a lack of regard for social niceties, and hella skill.
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A startling discovery was recently made at a branch of Churchill&aposs favorite tailor shop from yesteryear.
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The lack of consensus between the two factions of the Democratic Party is clear, unambiguous and startling.
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A new study identifies a startling variety of these emissions, and the conditions under which they're produced.
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I think when you go in and challenge someone's view of themselves, it can be startling, obviously.
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Hopefully, the distractingly lavish vacation videos won't provide the same cover for drones, before startling abuse arises.
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Despite having a pretty startling poster, John Krasinski's directorial debut, A Quiet Place, isn't all that scary.
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Created under the specter of Nazism, these images are startling and have lost none of their power.
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Their study found a startling variation in the glucose responses of 800 subjects fed the same foods.
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Almost as startling are the results of the one-round congressional election also held on October 7th.
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Parallels with Nicolas Sarkozy, France's centre-right president from 2007-12 and a hyperactive corporatist, are startling.
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And they both have similar unconventional ideas about the janky, startling, abrupt way cinematic violence should look.
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In 123 came a startling claim that he was alive, though weak, in a Soviet mental institution.
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" Pence: "This shameless embrace of a culture of death is startling to every American who cherishes life.
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A Woman Captured may be one of the most startling films to play at Sundance this year.
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So it's startling to see him declare Wednesday that Social Security shouldn't be cut, but instead expanded.
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Our crews will let you visually explore the stunning and startling future that technology promises our world.
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They show up naked, and their startling, ginormous, rubbery genitals become a running joke throughout the film.
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A startling 56% of suburban Philadelphia voters said they were supporting Clinton, compared to 28% for Trump.
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Recently, several brave individuals have upended the status quo by revealing startling misconduct at Silicon Valley companies.
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"That is startling," said Dr. Wilson Compton, the deputy director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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The cameras are so sensitive they are revealing startling discoveries that until now we could not see.
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"I had the most startling realization that Rob's life wasn't about him being my father," she mused.
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The organization attached copies to the fence of the agency's Detroit office, creating a startling visual protest.
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Russia's Ministry of Defense released startling visual proof recently that the United States military is assisting ISIS.
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Lisa has been diagnosed with breast cancer – a startling and unexpected revelation for everyone in our family.
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That Trump would invoke the specter of Nixon at the end of this week is truly startling.
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In terms of fact versus reality, this might be the most startling part of this processing technique.
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" As for film studios today versus back then, he says, "There are great differences, but startling similarities.
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The USDA most certainly isn't the only agency to face newfound and wholly startling scrutiny and censorship.
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While they did not mention Trump by name, it was a startling intervention from two former Presidents.
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I knew instinctively that this would be the right approach, given the startling appearance of the law.
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Either way, it's startling how much potential evidence of corruption Mueller's brought to light, apparently by accident.
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Whatever happens, there is a startling degree of unanimity that the president just committed a major misstep.
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A family that evacuated Thursday by driving along flame-lined roads posted a startling video to Facebook.
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Seeing them in a group, however, emphasizes a careful system that accommodates a startling amount of variety.
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Scientists are finding that stagnant floodwaters there contain startling amounts of human fecal matter and E. coli.
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The former WikiLeaks volunteer said the new leaks are not that startling given what we already know.
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The Iraqi-British ground-breaker harnessed complex design software to create startling forms that won international acclaim.
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Fear the Walking Dead The cold open for this week's particularly strong episode made for startling television.
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Detroit is no ordinary city; it is recovering from a grim past and undergoing a startling transformation.
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But this impression is a false one, and Seasonal Associate drives home this message with startling abruptness.
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He joked about it early, replied to every question respectfully and handled the situation with startling aplomb.
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But something about the present world has proved congenial to this artist's startling revitalization of abstract painting.
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Many other old medications have been delivered in new packages in recent years, with startling price increases.
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The shocks delivered by "BlacKkKlansman" are no less startling, and are frequently bound up with other films.
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Glassenberg shows me photos of real operations with his creations beside them, and the resemblance is startling.
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And here we are, months later, in Pearl Harbor, going through a startling transformation and a negotiation.
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Gessen's characters find themselves confronting the startling resilience of the old attitudes in a variety of ways.
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Incidentally, this is thought to be the same mechanism that explains why startling someone can relieve hiccups.
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For pro-Trump insurgents, the scorecard is full of upsets — and for anti-Trump incumbents, startling defeats.
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The 1980s and 1990s were the Wild West era of doping, and records fell with startling regularity.
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My teenage daughter wasted no time, startling me as I was taking my first sip of coffee.
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When the big emotional explosions come, hard and heartbreaking, they feel as inevitable as they do startling.
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Out of nowhere, a woman dressed as a fairy appeared behind us, startling the entire back row.
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The figures are startling because they could indicate a reversal in the US's decades-long crime drop.
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Killer whales suddenly emerge in a bay at Subantarctic Marion Island, startling a huddle of King Penguins.
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Bots, artificial intelligence and social media algorithms are shaping the fate of humanity at a startling pace.
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It would be yet another startling development in a trial that has already delivered many sensational moments.
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Problems in long-term-care insurance are not startling, as the population ages and claims pile up.
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Well, due to some startling new footage, we can confirm that in all actuality, he probably isn't.
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There's a startling scene early in this movie between the lead character, Joan, and her husband, Robin.
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It's startling, even inspiring, to see how many humans it takes to condition a fully successful dog.
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The arrest Thursday follows a startling week of mass shootings in three cities across the United States.
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Every agony of adulthood is presented with startling frankness — every miscarriage, every stupid investment, every sexual insecurity.
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False and misleading information had already been landing on the phone screens of Brazilians with startling regularity.
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But on Wednesday, Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, revealed a number that was almost as startling.
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For all Ms. Noxon's cheerleading, "Dietland" approaches female anger and violence in raw and sometimes startling ways.
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There Ava met a terrible fate, which comes through in bursts as startling as Rose's Harriet episodes.
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But Axton explains that she took out student loans for her expenses — a startling and unexplained miscommunication.
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Crucial details in the music, including clashing dissonances that juice the chords, came through with startling clarity.
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She's nominated in best gospel performance/song for "Speak the Name," a startling duet with Natalie Grant.
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"Entanglement" is dense with colorful characters and startling, unexpected information, which makes it both exhausting and delightful.
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The difference among the courts, documented in an appendix to Mr. Buck's Supreme Court brief, was startling.
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A startling sequence was activated, in which many leaders encouraged the worse public impulses for political gain.
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One of the most startling of Trump's claims came in a single sentence about the border wall.
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" They said that it had a "startling lack of focus on geography, geopolitical issues, history and language.
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A review of patient records finds startling differences, but critics say a clinical trial must be done.
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Elizabeth Wurtzel, who opened a dialogue about clinical depression with her startling 1994 memoir, "Prozac Nation," died.
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Nondisabled parents produce disabled children with startling regularity — and disabled people produce nondisabled children time and again.
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A startling performance of the feminist anthem heard around the world has come to Harvey Weinstein's trial.
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Drawn entirely on blue-lined notebook paper, it's a startling demonstration of Ferris's range, power and ambition.
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Then Felicia Sanders heard the first startling boom, she said, as Dylann S. Roof removed a Glock .
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The startling change was not life-threatening but indicated the power of tinkering with the immune system.
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Michele's collections for Gucci offer a startling miscellany of styles inflected with a high-end vintage sensibility.
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One of the album's most startling tracks, " _\ _45_____," is a duel between Vernon's voice and Lewis's saxophone.
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Over all they excel in a kind of subtle startling, like meeting unexpected ripples in a mirror.
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It is startling to realize just how much the social safety net expanded during Barack Obama's presidency.
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Instead, the company promised something with solid, if not startling performance at a somewhat reasonable price tag.
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But these withering findings on China's reforms come from a startling place: from within the government itself.
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A blaring siren suddenly rips through the Ring camera, startling the Florida family inside their own home.
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The view that a traditional approach — apology, atonement, and forgiveness — is no longer enough might be startling.
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The country was known as the "breadbasket" of southern Africa and showed startling improvements in literacy rates.
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Part of the reason the Mets stumbled the last two seasons was a startling lack of depth.
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It splits with what we know, and dovetails with the story in ways both unexpected and startling.
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But because the world is, and Rogers's hopefulness, patience and kindness were so pure they're almost startling.
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After the marriage, Claire meets Josh and Olivia on a beach outing and makes a startling confession.
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Even the now-defunct personals section of Craigslist had incredibly specific, bordering-on-startling filters for threesomes.
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They were shocked a few months later when a bill arrived with a startling price tag: $25,000.
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The resulting graph is startling: The graph starts in 1000 BC and goes to the present day.
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Cameraperson leads its audience to contemplate several themes: the startling cruelty of which humans are capable and the ways it imprints itself on the world; the beliefs we hold and abandon that never quite leave us; the startling and inexplicable activity of the natural world; the cost of resistance.
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That he is actually trying to keep this promise is startling in a country notorious for bad government.
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This morning, the world woke up to a series of startling videos posted to Instagram by Taylor Swift.
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A new report gives a bleak assessment of what life is like for them, with this startling nugget.
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He will not provide startling proof that the president has actually been a Russian asset since the 22020s.
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These startling anecdotes have been heard in family homes, police stations and safe houses for years in Manitoba.
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It's quite a startling moment as to what to do when you faint in front of the Queen.
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Latin America's femicide problem — the intentional killing of a women — is as wide-ranging as it is startling.
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Schumer's startling threat, if achieved, would constitute a delay of 1,460 days -- body-slamming the ancient Whig record.
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New research published on Monday shows the startling present-day impacts of global warming-related sea level rise.
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Several weeks ago, construction workers digging near a Denver, Colorado, retirement home made a startling discovery: dinosaur bones.
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It's a startling moment — a realization that men who are capable of abuse and rape aren't good men.
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"If you're not expecting them, they can be startling," NASA aviation engineer David Richwine told Mashable last year.
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The map gives a clear, and startling picture of how much of the Earth cannot see the stars.
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And yet the fire seemed to prompt a global, collective mourning for loss of the startling, existential sort.
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So is the wacky, startling surrealism of things like The Arm, and the entire opening of episode three.
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In recent years, Vestager has handed out multi-billion dollar fines to big tech firms with startling regularity.
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"Chisholm's images are often startling in their range, from humorous and domestic, to graphic and disturbing," Oldfield said.
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Some Republicans have expressed concerns by the allegations of Trump's conduct, including the startling conduct described by Taylor.
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Some families go hungry What was most startling, Fargo said, is where the families had to cut expenses.
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While she isn't the only ST star ditching an old style, it's her startling transformation we can't ignore.
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Each time I checked in with the news, there was some startling new collision between Facebook and democracy.
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A startling 36 disruptors this year are unicorns that have already reached or passed the billion-dollar mark.
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THE LATEST exhibition by Nelsa Guambe, an artist from Mozambique, is a startling chronicle of her country's predicament.
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A startling 33 disruptors this year are unicorns that have already reached or passed the billion-dollar mark.
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"The number is quite startling," said Mike Lorizio, head of Treasuries trading at Manulife Asset Management in Boston.
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At least it's startling and daring, more so than the initial abortive endings Stefan rejects and rewinds past.
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A second "décor," titled "A Conquest by Marcel Broodthaers," from 1975, brings the show to a startling conclusion.
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Though it's hard to see from space, some of the trash piles are a startling nine stories high.
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I believe we are in a moment in time where older women's beauty has been a startling revelation.
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The illusion was so startling that for a second Gavin was sure that Neal could really see him.
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In 1963, George Martin's productions of their songs topped the charts in a startling 37 of 52 weeks.
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But, it just so happens that one question, in particular, led to Cialdini's most startling insight of all.
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Given that staff costs are the single biggest expense item at many companies, this is a startling admission.
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We at Noisey have spent hours examining this pivotal moment in Scott's career, and our findings are startling.
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Arguably the world's largest collection of outdoor painting, Shekhawati is a treasure trove of startling architecture and adornment.
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Vonnegut had a startling ability to imagine the future, and the novel's fictions appear to have become reality.
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Researchers broke down suicide rates in the US by gender, age, and race and revealed some startling disparities.
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What's startling is that today both supporters of ISIS and radical Christian terrorists have adopted the same language.
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And I don't know, it just felt kind of startling because I didn't expect that response for videos.
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After about 20 minutes, I felt some warm relief in my pelvic region, but not a startling amount.
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It is a startling formal trick, signalling to the viewer that they are watching something bold and unusual.
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Their tragic entanglement received a fresh look in director Erin Lee Carr's documentary, which had several startling revelations.
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That's great news, but the New York Times adds that there's a startling figure in the center's research.
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In the interview, Kapoor makes some startling claims, including an assertion that Smith was not addicted to drugs.
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A quick scan of the tags of what you have in your closet will reveal a startling truth.
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But when CNN interviewed American Muslims about the presidential election, we heard a startling message: 93 is worse.
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Another startling fact to note is that neither company has an actual product in the market right now.
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That's why President Barack Obama's recent words in Berlin, shortly after the election, were both startling and sobering.
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Neither of those things is happening and you don't have to dig hard to find the startling facts.
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It's a startling fact and one that many are actively working to make a thing of the past.
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One startling stat: More than 45 countries have efficiency standards for cars; only four have them for trucks.
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The left is today exhibiting a startling willingness to adopt the Leninist practice of closely enforcing ideological uniformity.
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They are startling, and they articulate for you dense intergenerational griefs you hadn't before known you'd been carrying.
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It's a startling admission from the Air Force, especially since the US military rarely admits it makes mistakes.
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Still, it was startling to see it itemized in print, one sad and helpless debt at a time.
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Is there a practical reason for skipping so many plot-significant moments in such awkward, startling, distracting ways?
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"This report is startling," said Alvaro Bedoya, director of the Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown Law.
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The songs often stretch beyond pop's typical four minutes and take startling (but in the end logical) twists.
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All these differences certainly affect Rockies hitters, who often show startling differences between their home and road performances.
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Facebook scrambled on Monday to respond to a new and startling line of attack: accusations of political bias.
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However, what we found startling was that white privilege lessons didn't increase liberals' sympathy for poor Black people.
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After dozens of adventures in Fielder's particular brand of bumbleshit marketing, he surprises me with a startling regularity.
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Startling as they may be, these statistics do not paint the full picture of corporate concentration in America.
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Seven years after her original study, Turkle returned to the question of the computer judge, with startling results.
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It was a startling conclusion to the first meeting between leaders of the two countries in 10 years.
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The most startling revelations from Comey's media blitz, however, have come in his portrayal of the President himself.
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Although startling, this disconnect was evident in President Trump's Twitter campaign during the Ebola epidemic in late 85033.
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A smaller but still startling 217 percent of those who filed in the following months did the same.
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I realize now our startling proximity: The car must have passed within a mile of the babies' graves.
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The whole thing happened with startling speed—no deliberations, no process, and no pause for thought, it seemed.
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It is a startling showing for a province long synonymous with the Montreal Canadiens' famous Flying Frenchmen teams.
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These startling private sector retrenchments should concern anyone who thinks the insurance industry can provide the entire solution.
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But while startling, those signs do not necessarily answer a critical question: Does this person endanger your community?
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That aridity is startling, a trait we might expect from someone older, more jaded—a Cusk, an Offill.
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These numbers are startling, but the reality is that the nation's debt load is actually much, much worse.
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It's a startling finding that has prompted much discussion among psychologists, neuroscientists, organizational behavior experts, sociologists and philosophers.
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On the street, Chinese security forces already deploy big-data technologies, such as facial recognition, to startling effect.
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Beyoncé won video of the year for her startling political statement, "Formation," but kept her speech to formalities.
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The elegance of the idea, which was so startling and liberating in "Journey" — that door could lead anywhere!
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Reading this compendium is like exploring a cabinet of curiosities, each section home to uncanny and startling mirabilia.
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It was a startling scene, full of dark possibilities, for a city that endured the attacks of Sept.
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On YouTube, vloggers cancel each other and even themselves with startling regularity, often for petty or invented grievances.
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For a firm that manages hundreds of millions of dollars, that wouldn't be a startling amount of overhead.
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The proposal contains three startling admissions: the new policy will kill thousands of people and sicken even more.
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The ghat became as bright and startling as an Indian miniature painting as the sun combed the landing.
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I start to experience a wider range of feelings—softer ones, and the depth of them is startling.
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On the spot, he gave them what we now call a profile, which was unbelievably and startling accurate.
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The soaring tower, which looks like a 75-story bottle opener, is a startling contrast with its forerunner.
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Ms. Chang depicts a human subject whose borders are mobile, and whose privacy survives her sometimes startling candor.
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He works in an argot of amiable swing, punctuated by startling disruptions and occasional shots of seraphic beauty.
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It's just that their approach seems to rely on the startling, the eye-catching and the politically incorrect.
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In their startling absence you hear the wind and the rustling grass, and you see the grass swaying.
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Her images of war-torn Vietnam are startling in their violence as well as their potential for beauty.
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But the startling impact of his style hadn't gone unnoticed in his time, in bohemian hip-hop circles.
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Part of the appeal of herbs is how quotidian they are, which makes them startling out of context.
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Mindful of the constraints on Mr. Trump, they have been playing down the prospect of any startling breakthroughs.
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Some, like Ms. Cortez, have created startling objects that offer portals into alternative worlds or mimic time machines.
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The truth is, every couple years there's a new gaming title that accumulates users at a startling pace.
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The birds don't appear in the film, but their startling squawks can be heard, in digitally altered form.
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In July 2,255 km² were cleared, a startling 278% more than the same month last year (see chart).
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More often than not, though, Doyle plumbs the bleaker aspects of literary life with startling precision and candor.
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Competitors estimate that Netflix has spent at least $70 million, a startling sum even by Hollywood's profligate standards.
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What I found so startling is how many of the candidates said they heard it, regardless of experience.
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What is even more startling is who the President now wants to bring in to run the government.
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The most startling piece of information is the consistency in the declines across habitats and families of birds.
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Beginning in the fall of 1919, Holmes adopted a startling new approach in the court's free speech cases.
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Only a startling loss of form would deprive one of those teams a place in the knockout rounds.
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Still, at least some Democrats sounded a hopeful note in the immediate aftermath of Tuesday's startling results. Rep.
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Undone's rotoscoped style can be off-putting and startling, thanks to the shifting spaces and breaks with reality.
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Uncovering both of those startling statistics prompted me to make women a focal point of my Alzheimer's advocacy.
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The results came through in the most startling moment of a concert of his music at the Kitchen.
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"I didn't hear you," He says startling me and crossing the large living area to the front room.
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The Tories' once-huge polling lead has eroded to a startling extent since the beginning of the campaign.
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He made a calling card of Beethoven's Violin Concerto, playing it with startling new cadenzas by Alfred Schnittke.
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Doe, cited one of his own earlier opinions for support, and that opinion did include a startling statistic.
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What is startling is that the economists are nearly unanimous in concluding that Mr. Trump's policies are destructive.
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A group of clinicians, psychologists, musicians and designers are developing signals that are less startling and more informative.
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A group of clinicians, psychologists, musicians and designers are developing signals that are less startling and more informative.
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But, he cautioned, the startling jump is really a reflection of the state's ramped up rate of testing.
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But thanks largely to the arrival of the Switch in March, Nintendo has had a startling turnaround year.
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All of them in stark black and white, with tense, eerie silence broken by mundane but startling sounds.
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His capacity to make any story about him -- and to turn it into a grievance -- is truly startling.
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"But once started on 'ice' her colourful life was spent," it ends, in a startling reference to meth.
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What's really startling about the book is how rich, immersive, and even tactile its elaborately rococo setting is.
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The number of murders leading up to Sunday is startling, but less shocking given Mexico's history of violence.
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And now, startling new data from the National Abortion Federation (NAF) shows just how massive that uptick was.
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"When that many smart people produce a television show, it's bound to make some startling 'predictions,'" he said.
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In practice, the system had startling behavior, Jake Fisher, senior director of auto testing at Consumer Reports, told TechCrunch.
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Some Guy Figured Out How to Delete Every Photo on FacebookA security researcher recently made a seriously startling discovery.
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Michael Moore has made the startling claim that Gwen Stefani was the reason Donald Trump ran for the presidency.
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Yet while Chicago's violence is real and, at times, startling, there are many cities with more disturbing body counts.
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A startling report from NBC News this morning reveals that foreign cartels embrace homegrown marijuana in pot-legal states.
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It toys with how we hear the world around us, in ways that are startling and creative and tense.
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For the new masks, Outline Montreal collaborated with artists Patrick Seymour and BÜRO UFHO on some truly startling designs.
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An analysis of 31 countries, published in the IMF's latest Fiscal Monitor on Wednesday, throws up some startling findings.
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That's one of the startling conclusions from a recent report by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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The reclamation of Eliza's story meshes well with Bertha Truitt's own startling agency during roughly the same time period.
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They soon came across something startling: Some of the evidence, including the cigarette butt, had not been fully analyzed.
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To address this startling problem, WhatsApp has created the role of grievance officer, according to the Times of India.
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She wrung startling drama from traditionalist songs turned contemporary in a set that spanned folklore, humor, grief and rage.
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It's visually startling, especially when you recognize the actors under these very expensive, high-tech versions of Instagram filters.
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Kim in particular has been the target of several high-profile incidents ranging from simply startling to legitimately criminal.
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This kind of intense commentary coming from a celebrity still mainly known for geniality is startling, if nothing else.
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"It was a startling situation, it was an accident," Pete Schulte, DeSoto police spokesman, told CNN affiliate KTVT-TV.
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Newly released letters that the future Pope John Paul II wrote to an American woman portray a startling affection.
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During a call with Trump to discuss her release, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi made a startling comment.
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Last year, a study from the University of Idaho attributed the startling increase to...wait for it...climate change.
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This is up a startling 11 percentage points from just last year when 43 percent said they were opposed.
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The Rocky franchise has often brought a startling amount of gravitas and humanity to the underdog-sports-movie genre.
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After breaking free, the escapee ran down a main road, startling bus drivers and bringing traffic to a halt.
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Developments in artificial intelligence move at a startling pace — so much so that it's often difficult to keep track.
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This kind of startling comparison between the world's most and least pecunious has been popularised by Oxfam, a charity.
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The statistics are startling, particularly in light of a multiyear federal, state and local crackdown on prescription drug abuse.
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Under police questioning, Chris allegedly admitted he had strangled Shan'ann — but he gave a startling reason for doing so.
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That's startling news to people, because they tend to think things are not improving as much as they are.
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But apart from that startling scene, the Bible tells us little about the content of her relationship with Jesus.
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The most startling thing about the announcement comes from the three actors drawn from the original Star Wars trilogy.
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But there's still a startling lack of product coming to the big room at the San Diego Convention Center.
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It's a startling sight, Michael Bublé chomping into a corn cob as if it were a freshly peeled banana.
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A startling stat: A recent Harvard study estimates that one in seven stateless people in the world are Rohingya.
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Later in the debate, he showed a startling lack of familiarity with the basic structure of America's political system.
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Every night when the sun goes down, Florida's net-casting spiders emerge, startling onlookers with record-breaking, enormous eyes.
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It's still startling when you're in a work meeting, and you're on Twitter, and a giant cock pops up.
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But amid all of this wonderful madness one startling trend stuck out and that was rampant, unapologetic slut-shaming.
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Granted, that is less than one half of the fraction in its rosy original projections, but still somewhat startling.
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In Colombia, Nashira has been a startling triumph in a country still recovering from 60 years of civil war.
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The casualness of sex among my newfound college friends was startling—I had never discussed anyone's sex life before.
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Over the last five years, however, Cuba has seen a startling rise in the number of new HIV infections.
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"The Trump Administration's all-out assault on our environment has reached startling lows," Wasserman Schultz said in a statement.
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He has the rare gift of startling us with a foreign culture and simultaneously making it feel like home.
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Results from the Department of Education (DOE)'s Civil Rights Data Collection national survey released last year are startling.
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If the Times report is accurate, then the most startling fact is the sheer folly of the interested parties.
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" In her early days, her adviser John Hoskyns had told her with startling bluntness: "You bully your weaker colleagues.
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A sawdustlike glue is big, as are exposed foam, hand-carved woods, creative upholstering and startling contrasts of materials.
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Last week's Pennsylvania primary election produced some startling results: things went well for women and for the Democratic Party.
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It turned up an extraordinary—if not exactly startling—amount of posts with violently racist imagery, language, and memes.
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It is startling that the President nominated only one African-American to a lifetime seat on the federal bench.
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The issue here is that this departure is unexpected, startling and apparently counter to several major US policy interests.
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Even women who have experienced Mr. Trump's aggressions firsthand found the recording to be startling, clarifying and, perhaps, vindicating.
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In balloting that is often as much about popularity as performance, the Yankees' lack of widespread appeal was startling.
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Aside from these startling, frank tweets, there's maybe no better example of Kanye's conflicted feelings than his latest album.
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Let's take a look at the startling numbers Robo mentioned and then dig a little deeper into his comments.
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In MRA-affiliated forums on unregulated online spaces like 4chan and Reddit, users organized harassment campaigns, with startling efficacy.
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The most expensive possible upgrade is a $232,153 charge for upgrading the RAM from 215GB to a startling 2927GB.
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The views of Pyongyang he came back with, featured in his film "Under the Sun," are startling and chilling.
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Some of the accusations have been followed by startling admissions by educators of acts they committed, often decades earlier.
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He had a restless night Tuesday into Wednesday after fire put on a startling show near his waterfront home.
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At her bedside, Dan learns a startling revelation about a connection they have (more on that in a second).
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These startling results have been confirmed by some outside researchers, although others have been unable to reproduce the findings.
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Yet, after Jeff Sessions was sworn in as attorney general, DOJ made a startling about-face, siding with Ohio.
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Op-Ed Contributors Last week, Donald J. Trump's transition team sent a startling questionnaire to the Department of Energy.
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Your Taxes 2020 The I.R.S. has become the de facto administrator of a startling number of social welfare programs.
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At first it is startling to hear him use the language of art history in relation to skull rings.
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The rate of decline is particularly startling given that, until now, amphibians have outlasted most of life on Earth.
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If you're unused to looking at GDP numbers, I don't know how to convey how startling that forecast is.
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While the timing may have surprised some staffers, it was what she said next that was even more startling.
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They found something startling: Earlier research suggesting the European far right draws support from globalization's losers was simply wrong.
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In that context, it's pretty startling how much time Hillary Clinton has spent lately calling Donald Trump's supporters racist.
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When there's a fresh new group of people who have no sense of that, it can be really startling.
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Why this photo: This photograph from Tokyo Disneyland stood out to me immediately because it was quirky and startling.
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"Some of the best treats provided by Baxter's delightful book are his startling asides," our reviewer Miranda Seymour writes.
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Most startling to Iranians was Mr. Trump's order to add sanctions that target Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif.
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They say the information is anonymous, but a database reviewed by The Times revealed people's movements in startling detail.
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The wide-open ruggedness of the American West comes into startling focus at the highest waterfall in North America.
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Enabling location data on apps reveals people's travels in startling detail, according to a database reviewed by The Times.
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The news, which potentially implicates Hobby Lobby in tacitly funding ISIS, was weird and startling enough to turn heads.
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His movies tend to feature chronological displacement, romantic disaffection, startling zooms and the consumption of many bottles of soju.
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They cause the universe to expand and contract; they force us to know ourselves in new and startling contexts.
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It's this aspect of the film that gives The Conformist a startling, even disturbing amount of political heft today.
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Instead, according to Bloomberg, you used a startling 96% of your cash flow to buy back your own stock.
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The musicians' sheer number, revealed only late in the evening, is a startling contrast to the small acting troupe.
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Airports also scare birds away, often with things that go boom, such as propane cannons that produce startling explosions.
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For an instant, we held each other's gaze and a startling wave of excitement and recognition washed over me.
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They are among the dozens of bombshells in one of the most startling police corruption scandals in a generation.
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Iceland's soccer pedigree is too great, its quality too high, for it to be included with those startling results.
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Since 1924, she had studied and depicted them — gone to the startling heart of them — with her original style.
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It pointed to something much more ordinary but just as startling: lapses in routine preflight and terminal security measures.
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Terry McAuliffe of Virginia, his voice startling his family and aides crammed into the hallway in front of him.
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The startling video underscored the dangers of surging deer populations that are encroaching on populated areas of the Northeast.
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They approach the work very differently, but they both arrive at a performance that's startling and every time surprising.
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Her statement represents a startling break in the Warren-Sanders relationship, which has largely been cordial and mutually beneficial.
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His startling agreement to meet with North Korean strongman Kim Jong Un was not run through the State Department.
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This eerie climb may contribute to their startling success rate: Dragonflies snag their prey 97 percent of the time.
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Ms. Mamet is excellent in conjuring the self-startling perceptiveness of a young pothead mother with serious esteem problems.
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" Go: Hannah Gadsby's "Douglas" is a startling stand-up show and an unlikely follow-up to her groundbreaking "Nanette.
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Political strands within familiar works have been popping out with startling resonance, as with that "Barber" at the Met.
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She had become especially intrigued by the psychological motivation behind startling crimes and the events leading up to them.
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But the study's findings on how judges' partisan affiliations affected the racial and gender gaps were new and startling.
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The President's sudden interest in this threat to our democracy came in the wake of startling testimony by Adm.
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While other Trump administration priorities have stalled, the speed at which telecommunications regulations are being changed has been startling.
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If anything, the film emanates a startling ineptitude, unable as it is to clear some basic standards of craftsmanship.
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If anything, the film emanates a startling ineptitude, unable as it is to clear some basic standards of craftsmanship.
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Here is one of Ullman's more startling passages, talking about a guy she dated: His lovemaking was tantric, algorithmic.
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I'd like to invent or order up new adjectives to describe the startling originality and ambition of Smith's work.
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So, startling as it might seem, it's the Yankees' turn to hit the pavement and make themselves better known.
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It is a startling evolution in Cuba, where a shared future has been a pillar of the revolution's promise.
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The film wasn't exactly a critical darling, but the star's performance and startling features drew a compelling picture nonetheless.
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On the mainland, withering findings about the country's economic reforms emerged from a startling place: within the government itself.
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It was a joyous moment for Rachel and her husband, James -- though maybe a little startling for neighboring guests.
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This startling visual connection made me laugh out loud and kept me there until it looped around again, twice.
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They dug into airplay data to better understand how songs by women factor into radio programming — to startling results.
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It was a startling experimental procedure: Doctors lifted a woman's uterus above her body to operate on her fetus.
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The religious significance of this tragedy is never far from the surface, leading to a moment of startling transcendence.
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With the political landscape shifting in sometimes startling ways, what was once an obscure idea has gained broader relevance.
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But the most startling thing the reader discovers in this book is that "Lucy Barton" wasn't the whole truth.
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What's startling is that the peso served throughout the presidential campaign as a proxy for Mr. Trump's political fortunes.
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The news alone was not so startling — tree branches, bad weather or storms can affect plots in a cemetery.
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A startling number of island's inhabitants suffer from achromatopsia, or total color-blindness with an increased sensitivity to light.
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What Curry does is so startling, so elementally new and weird, that a laugh is the most reasonable response.
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Although their arms and legs are often bent at startling angles, they boast stoic faces and brazenly bared breasts.
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That reorganization — including the startling proposition that supports it — is at least as radical as its unwinding would be.
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Those are the startling conclusions of a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, released Tuesday.
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Here, he answers questions about his book's most startling discoveries—and the implications fake food has for American health.
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In her initial testimony before the committee in January, DeVos displayed a startling lack of familiarity with education policy.
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It is possibly not a coincidence that Senate Republicans have displayed a startling lack of knowledge about the AHCA.
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It was a startling sight in an area that's normally off limits and packed with government buildings and foreign embassies.
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SEATTLE, WASHINGTON — Chip-maker Nvidia's stock rose over 1,078% in the last five years, a startling amount by any metrics.
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Most startling of all was the evening's closing work, "Stravinsky Violin Concerto" (1972), staged by Paul Boos and Colleen Neary.
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That seemed to come to a startling end with April's Avengers: Endgame, which didn't have any additional post-credits scenes.
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The hard, celebratory chocolate-in-the-face was almost as abrupt and startling as the sudden collapse of the Taliban.
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There's no doubt Trump's expression of a preference for UK ambassador to Washington was a startling break with diplomatic protocol.
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Ready to send another lamb to the Content Gods, I had a startling realization: Oh shit, I do that, too.
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The data that backs up this startling claim comes from over 1.773,000 tests that looked at more 2,000 ISPs worldwide.
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And that brings me to the most startling revelation about the original Hero: It actually kind of sucked for action!
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Even more startling was the subsequent allegation raised by police and prosecutors that Rachelle had set the slaying in motion.
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But a startling new piece in Vanity Fair reminds us not to view the iconic era through rose-colored lenses.
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It's a startling reality of the current White House: You can't believe anything President Donald Trump and his staff say.
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It's a little startling, though, to see just how much she knows about Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna's sex life.
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On one occasion, he says he went to the corporate offices and had a startling encounter with a PTL executive.
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Startling sea ice statistics: The Arctic sea ice cover is becoming thinner, younger and more prone to melting each summer.
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"It was really sort of a startling insight, that there were these people whose brains were wired differently," he said.
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It was Amr Shabana, a calisthenic lefty who combined unparalleled speed with put-away shots as startling as magic tricks.
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" Even Professor Avi-Yonah acknowledged in an interview that applying transfer-pricing rules in the case of Vanguard "seems startling.
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In a startling break from diplomacy-as-normal, no lower-level dialogue or groundwork has preceded the summit in Singapore.
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So the court's action two weeks ago in accepting the Obama administration's appeal in a major immigration case was startling.
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An even more startling figure: 40% of millennial respondents say they earn more than half their income from side gigs.
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Discovery News broke down what could be happening in this video, when another startling seafood clip started to spread online.
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The startling revelation came as Chief Todd said officers had two suspects in custody in connection with the woman's disappearance.
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The transactions demonstrate the startling ease with which human body parts may be bought and sold in the United States.
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Even though you are aware it is a digital view, there's still something startling about walking through the carved surface.
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In a video for Vanity Fair, Nicole Kidman casually revealed that she eats bugs like that's not extremely startling news.
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The researchers' analysis, posted on SSRN, a preprint site, is as startling as an alligator emerging from a water hazard.
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Her flaws and frailties are a major part of the story, and one of its most startling and thrilling ideas.
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Most startling is the complete invisibility and absence of women and girls of color across Seuss' entire children's book collection.
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Looking back, it can be startling to see how blind people were to injustices that were kept private by custom.
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To listen to a country radio station or Spotify Hot Country playlist now is to see a pretty startling shift.
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The statistics are startling, particularly in light of a multi-year federal, state, and local crackdown on prescription drug abuse.
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Using brain implants and sophisticated software, researchers can now predict what their subjects are seeing with startling speed and accuracy.
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Cohen's startling admission comes as Mueller is widely believed to be preparing a final report on Trump's links to Russia.
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Most startling is the "Aladdin Sane Ticket" package, named after Bowie's seminal 225 album and priced at a whopping $216,22002.
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To her, the most startling aspect of poor Black maternal mortality rates is the fact that it defies class factors.
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