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It's a striking shift from the way those photos were distributed historically.

In an interview, Mr. Biden said such an approach would be a striking shift from the Bush administration's insistence on a strong and unified Iraqi federal government and would permit a quicker withdrawal of American troops.

But Archbishop Dolan's style is a striking shift from that of the man he replaced, Cardinal Edward M. Egan, who was known as a no-nonsense and at times aloof administrator during his tenure overseeing the New York Archdiocese, from 2000 to 2009.

And in a striking shift from pre-recession sentiment, people are expressing resentment not just of illegal immigrants, but also those here legally.

Still, the report is a striking shift in tone from two earlier academy reports on the subject, which emphasized the safety and benefits of genetically modified organisms.

WASHINGTON — The prospect of a deadly siege of the rebel stronghold in Benghazi, Libya, has produced a striking shift in tone from the Obama administration, which is now pushing for the United Nations to authorize aerial bombing of Libyan tanks and heavy artillery to try to halt the advance of forces loyal to Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

The binding incident of both the receptors can be established either from a striking shift in redox potential (1: ΔE1/2 = 76 mV and 2: ΔE1/2 = 43 mV for Hg2+) or from a highly visual output response (colorimetric) for Hg2+ cation.

The quick day trip marked a striking shift in United States-Canada relations from those under President Bush.

For South Africa, it is a striking shift in substance and style.

Within a larger context, what he says reflects a striking shift now under way in how a number of archaeologists understand Israel's past.

In a striking shift, the administration issued a report indicating that emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases were the only likely explanation for global warming.