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Some see its continued existence as a glaring symbol of a failed education system.

But Erica Jong's sexual adventure Fear of Flying (1973) strikes me as a glaring omission.

Coughlin pointed to the Giants' struggles on third down as a glaring deficiency, particularly in the second half.

Instead, his story has grabbed headlines here as a glaring reminder of how far Greece has to go to become a country that encourages new business ventures.

Anyone handicapping India's chances of becoming one of the world's most important economies inevitably points to infrastructure as a glaring weakness.

Saying that the Soviet Union "repossessed" the Baltic states in the secret Hitler-Stalin pact in 1939 would strike most people there as a glaring misreading of history.

Stunning performances by Sam Rockwell as Kenny Waters, Hilary Swank as Betty Anne and Minnie Driver as her best friend and legal ally, have not only garnered Oscar buzz, but have also churned up a whole lot of interest in the issue of wrongful convictions, as it shines a glaring spotlight on a topic still misunderstood by many.

Number of the Week: 89 That is how many plays the Giants' defense was on the field for Saturday, a glaring disparity as the Giants' offense ran only 55 plays.

As this bill is introduced, a glaring gap exists between where the American people stand on fair taxation and our where politicians stand.

As McPhee and Orenstein point out, we still think of Napoleon Bonaparte as being unusually short; he wasn't, but James Gillray's wickedly funny etchings of him as a tiny, glaring dandy in an oversize hat permanently eclipsed his actual image.

The system works using contact pictures employed in the background of text conversations as a big, glaring visual cue telling you exactly who's receiving your communiqué.