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• Such a bird can look startingly different from the more common scarlet and green variety.
• As a group, they have handsome tone and startingly electricity and the requisite power to fill the nearly 3, 100-seat house.
• So are the actions of several military commanders, who have reacted to the startingly public outflow of anger and grief with equally surprising public apologies.
• While his personal wealth, including a substantial stake in Fidelity Investments and three homes, puts him in rarefied company, his investment approach remains startingly simple.
• Mitchell made a startingly accurate prediction in the intro : " " Perhaps we will soon locate our video at sites on the World Wide Web " ".
• The regulations and requirements are startingly different from province to province, even though the database itself is federal .-- Charlene 07 : 03, 4 November 2006 ( UTC)
• With their homes thrown into darkness, their fans and air conditioners dead, thousands of residents poured into the streets to marvel at a sky so black that the stars seemed startingly bright.
• "We'd come down for a week and just crank, " said Alice Ludwig, a Lake Park artist who painted trompe l'oeil, a technique that makes a painting look startingly real.
• With these startingly new, realistic, and up-to-the-minute plays, they hoped to lure into the theater new audiences, who had been put off by the stylization and old-fashioned forms of kabuki ."
• To the contrary, he himself acted against consensus ( his edit summary is a joy to read ), and only very lately in the piece stepped forward when Michael's persistence became startingly dangerous to MN's reputation here.
• MARFA _ AUSTIN, Texas _ The late artist Donald Judd transformed a former U . S . Army base into a permanent installation of large works of art that is one of the most startingly, beautiful and unique'museums'in the world.
• The criminals leave behind a message on a tape player from their leader, " King Shark ", who tells the heroes ( with a voice which is startingly familiar to Tintin ) that they will get the children back in return for Calculus'invention.
• She doesn't make it and the worst happens, but, by some curious twist of fate or whim of the gods, Lola finds herself transported back to her apartment and given the opportunity to try again _ not once, but twice, with startingly different results in each stage of the two re-
• Dixie Chick Emily Robison said of " Top of the World " that it was " biggest departure on the album, but I'm so glad that we did it because I think it shows a whole other dimension . " During their 2002 concert film " An Evening with the Dixie Chicks ", Maines attempted to explain the song's startingly unusual perspective: