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Coccothraustes coccothraustes is the UK's largest finch, but its camouflage colouring makes it surprisingly hard to keep track of against the leaf litter.

It has plenty of pitfalls and the potential to fail, but critics who viewed the pilot episode were impressed not only by its timeliness but also by its almost non-stop action, which makes it surprisingly escapist too.

But there's a lacquer of late-night sophistication to One Kiss that makes it surprisingly moreish.

And that (aided by Collier's liquid-lead writing style) makes it surprisingly dull.

The question-and-answer format makes it surprisingly easy to learn and master inductive proof techniques it's like eating peanuts!

It is this ambiguous status that makes it surprisingly difficult to defend the modern nation on principled grounds.

The i-Sobot has 17 motors to move its limbs, making it surprisingly fluid.

Yet despite its robust flavour, summer savory doesn't dominate, making it surprisingly versatile.

Dhaliwal says that it's because most government dollars are tied to specific programs, making it surprisingly difficult to divert money to new initiatives.

She's grabbed hold of the bag, and somehow the weight of her hand on the strap has made it surprisingly heavy.

It is hard to predict what impact this will have on the company's clothing sales, but it follows a pattern at Amazon of eliminating so-called friction points to online shopping that have made it surprisingly successful in the apparel category.