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Mr Gitahi reckons his papers' circulation is growing at around 5% a year: not as rapidly as some in India, but a dramatic contrast with the fate of some declining Western ones.

But it offered a dramatic contrast in tone to Mr. Lazio's statement on his entrance into the race earlier today.

As in a typical country- or cottage-style garden, there is no specific colour scheme, but bright red, magenta and burgundy provide a dramatic contrast with the other plants.

The towers that offered such a dramatic contrast are gone.

Noel Gallagher, who rang in to talk football, provided a dramatic contrast to Baker's charm.

The new results are a dramatic contrast to a pessimistic article written by another Intel researcher two years ago in the journal Science.

His first plan for the site -- all colors, curves and aluminum panels -- provided a dramatic contrast to the existing buildings.

The philosophical musings of Charles Ives's "Unanswered Question," which came next, provided a dramatic contrast to Copland's jaunty rhythms.

The pianist Emanuel Ax played with his customary poise and effervescence, shaping unaccompanied lines with a flexibility that offered a dramatic contrast to the surging drive elsewhere.

Sure enough, Obama's approval ratings (52%) are almost identical to Reagan's in August 1988 (53%) and a dramatic contrast to those of George W Bush (32%) in 2008.

The floor-to-ceiling windows offered a bird's-eye view of the bustling, traffic-jammed Changan Avenue, a dramatic contrast to the hushed and orderly interiors.