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In a stunning example of perverse logic, the £160m-a-year cost of this bigger safety net is being spread across all energy suppliers, including renewables, because "increasing costs on larger users could delay the commissioning of large nuclear plants".

Next month, in a stunning example of life imitating "The Simpsons," Westminster John Knox Press, the company that brought us "The Gospel According to Peanuts" more than a generation ago, will publish "The Gospel According to the Simpsons: The Spiritual Life of the World's Most Animated Family".

Both theories make sense to me right now, in a stunning example of doublethink.

This was accompanied by a deluge of articles in the gaming press declaring (in a stunning example of wishful thinking) that "gamers are dead".

Mark Bramley, general manager at the Red Lion – the oldest purpose-built hotel in Europe and a stunning example of the 13th-century architecture found in the city – defends Salisbury's ranking with even more passion.

This dramatic change in diet is rare in the animal kingdom and is a stunning example of evolution in action.

The "denial of African accomplishment in rice systems," Carney writes, "provides a stunning example of how power relations mediate the production of history".

For nearly 60 years the portrait of a baby-faced Philip IV by Velázquez hung in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's European paintings galleries, a stunning example of the only 110 or so known canvases by that 17th-century Spanish master.

I still think that you describing a plane flying low overhead "like a body surfing city kid, the trail they leave behind" in Under The Flight Path is just a stunning example of visual poetry.

The evolution of very similar, slug-shaped endoparasitic stages (vermigon, ypsigon) in two different lineages (Rhizocephala, Facetotecta) is therefore a stunning example of convergent evolution.

A soft-drink tax would be unnecessarily punitive and a stunning example of the government acting in loco parentis.