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It's a staggering way to start the V&A's new permanent display of European arts and crafts from the age of Caravaggio to the defeat of Napoleon.

Nature photographer Helmut Ignat had been spending a year photographing Văcărești's wildlife; his pictures showed that over the two decades since the infrastructure project had been abandoned, nature had developed within the low-lying land in a staggering way, creating a genuine ecosystem whose diversity came as a shock to many people.

Mr. Zorn is celebrating his 50th birthday at Tonic in the same staggering way he celebrated his 40th: by putting on a full month of performances of widely varied music, from chamber works to free jazz to whatever you call Painkiller.

It might go down in history as the most staggering way to keep thousands of jobs without sacrificing a dime of revenue the city was anticipating.

Environmentalists have repeatedly pointed out that what Americans really consume, in a staggering variety of ways, shapes and paint jobs, is a diminishing store of natural resources.

The point is, there is a staggering assortment of ways and schemes to get got by the bad guys.

As Aggrawal's classification scheme makes clear, there are a staggering variety of ways to accomplish this, ranging from those who achieve sexual stimulation from simply touching a dead body (Class IV), to those who mutilate dead bodies while masturbating (Class VI), to homicidal necrophiles (Class IX), who are so desperate to have sex with a body that they will kill the living to achieve this.

The 52 Places Traveler follows his stomach through the city of Houston, finding a staggering diversity along the way.

This leads to a staggering inefficiency in the way we manage the Earth's resources, with increased pollution, loss of ecosystems and substantial losses of value with each product disposed.

In the UK, Cambridge leads the way with a staggering 10 vacancies for every applicant, followed by Reading, Oxford and Exeter.

Spary's volume is far from being a light read, as it mines its way through a staggering amount of memoirs, letters, books, and all sorts of documents from the budding printing industry of the decades before the Revolution.