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The finding marks a striking exception to the current theory of how cancer develops.
It also marks a striking internal change, an historic triumph for a political trend that has endured 60 years of repression under successive army-backed presidents.
The candid incorporation of death and sex into a screwball scenario marks a striking difference between the Mexican and Hollywood golden ages.
The latter figure marks a striking turn-around in Romney's fortunes: last month the Pew poll marked him behind by eight points among likely voters.
It is a steep rise in aid and assistance last year India gave a mere $25m to Africa and marks a striking shift, especially since India itself is still a big recipient of aid.
Britain's determination to build a "golden era" of relations with China – and its increasing public silence on issues such as human rights – marks a striking U-turn for David Cameron.
For sure, the DaimlerChrysler deal marked a striking international advance for German business.
The quick day trip marked a striking shift in United States-Canada relations from those under President Bush.
BERLIN -- Bertelsmann, the biggest media company in Europe, said Wednesday that it was considering a public offering of stock to raise money for expansion, a statement that marked a striking change of heart by the controlling Mohn family.
If Syria fell, it would mark a striking setback for the theocratic regime in Tehran, which has depended on Syria for its influence in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and elsewhere.
The Bush campaign's decision to give a vanquished rival such a prominent role on the second night of the convention marked a striking departure from the last several Republican conventions.
