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Vividly enacted here (presumably under Sir Simon's direction) in concert dress, it lost surprisingly little from not being staged.

More than 50 years after its first release "A FACE IN THE CROWD, Elia Kazan and Budd Schulberg's furious fable of media populism run amok, has lost surprisingly little resonance.

It was a reality check but all was not lost: surprisingly, the group discussions showed that people knew about and liked the European arrest warrant, raising the In camp's hopes that national security could be a vote-winner in the referendum.

In Sunday's elections, the governing party, United Russia, lost a surprisingly large number of seats in the Duma, the lower house of Parliament.

While genes have continuously been lost, somewhat surprisingly most microRNAs remained unchanged (with the notable exception in the medaka lineage).

Our results show that although much of Moorea's tree snail mitochondrial diversity (including one of the primary tip clades) has been lost, a surprisingly representative genealogical sub-sample collectively persists in captivity, in the wild on Moorea and, in the form of five phylogenetically distinct sister lineages, on Tahiti.

As this goop surprisingly lost popularity, cooks gave the name flummery to puddings firmed up with almonds and gelatin.

The Czechs are looking to Euro 2004 as well, having surprisingly lost their World Cup qualifying play-off against Belgium.

The Yankees, not surprisingly, lost the game, 8-3, aTropicana Fieldld and fell back into a virtual tie with the Boston Red Sox for first place in the American League East.

Ebdon again narrowed the gap to two and seemed certain to close to one until he surprisingly lost position when 60 ahead.

In trademark fashion, however, Hearts surprisingly lost the final to the team against whom Kniksen had made his Scottish league debut three years previously: Dunfermline.