The language from those who regulate business was also striking, that morning in New York.
It is also striking that Downing Street took the decision in advance of any announcement from the US.
It's also striking that 40% of users fall into the AB social grades and half are older than 34 – hardly the stuff of Trainspotting.
It's also striking that most conservatives, through a method that might be called the audacity of audacity, have acted as if absolutely nothing went wrong with their economic theories.
The ENO needs more access to the pockets of city financiers, but it is also striking that van Steenis's wife is Camilla Cavendish, an Oxford contemporary of David Cameron and head of the policy unit at No 10.
It is also striking that Ben has many of the best lines, easily trumps everyone when it comes to playing a convoluted word game and, at the end, is shown to have a buried, residual goodness.
It is also striking that Sir Paul Stephenson has taken responsibility and resigned over the employment of Mr Coulson's deputy, while the prime minister hasn't even apologised for hiring Mr Coulson.
It was also striking that, when it came to the countries in which our military is actively, directly committed, Obama's words were among the least straightforward of the speech.
Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, said: "It is also striking that Sir Paul Stephenson has taken responsibility and resigned over the employment of Mr Coulson's deputy, while the prime minister hasn't even apologised for hiring Mr Coulson.
It is also striking that Louis Susman, who is close to Secretary of State John Kerry and was the U.S. ambassador to Britain, has joined the J Street board.
It's also striking that other CEOs have a more difficult job.
