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The works for voice and piano were less striking, largely because the piano writing, which veered toward New Age, brought Ms. Monk's otherworldly vocalizing down to earth.
The "Arab Spring" has received copious attention in the American media, but one of its crucial elements has been largely overlooked: the striking role of women in the protests sweeping the Arab world.
In addition, HGF largely impaired the striking migration towards CXCL12, that is, specific chemoinvasion, as a consequence of the diminished CXCR4 expression.
He's a striking rapper largely for what he forgoes: flash, filigree, any sense that the hard work is already done.
Lully's Salve Regina and Regina Coeli settings fared better, largely because Lully's striking vocal counterpoint was sung with vitality and polish by Claire Debono and Ana Quintans, sopranos, and Isabelle Druet, mezzo-soprano.
Amy Lawrence Match report: Manchester City 4-1 Southampton Southampton's Rodriguez a doubt for the World Cup In this column a couple of weeks ago, Rich Jolly noted that Swansea's chances of staying up this season are pretty good, largely because of their striking firepower with several key names returning from injury, but also because of their relatively simple nature of their run-in.
Now, let's move on to an even more striking and largely unremarked upon characteristic of these years.
Yet, with "leaders" like the neo-Napoleonic Nicolas Sarkozy, David (of Arabia) Cameron, Silvio ("bunga bunga") Berlusconi, and Angela Dear Prudencece") Merkel largely lacking imagination or striking competence, Europe certainly doesn't need enemies.
The facilities, activities and demographics all seem to be about the same (brutalist and largely white) but the striking difference is the attitude that people seemed to have towards their education.
