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But a more telling contrast between the two men comes in the area of foreign policy.

But a more telling example of polls gone awry can be found among the Republican field of 2008.

And it would be hard to think of a more telling image of the elusiveness of truth in a democracy's fraught struggle with terror.

But a more telling sign of whether he gets a booster-rocket lift from Super Tuesday will come from Tennessee and, to a lesser degree, Oklahoma.

Jose Bautista and Jeff Francoeur have surpassed him in terms of throwing runners out, and a more telling sign of his decline is that many runners no longer seem to fear him.

Israel is a more telling example than Canada, having suffered an economic crisis much like Greece's, in the early eighties.

The verdicts in two more cases, due to be announced Thursday, will reveal a more telling pattern of whether the Indonesian government is serious, American officials said.

Perhaps a more telling episode about Giuliani, though, is the story of what happened to New York City policing in the years after Compstat arrived to remake the landscape.

Perhaps a more telling sign that the team has gone from the Busch-owned Cardinals thethe Disney-owned Angels, howaser, was the removal of the keg from the home clubhouse.

"You are a movie star!" But a more telling response might have come from James Vawn, a retired farmer, who was at the State Fair the other day.

Moreover, he arrived at the top of his game and in his physical prime, which made Hull look a more telling cameo than City.