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China's response to the Libya crisis is an even more striking example.

But the Victorians could be speedy, too, and there's no more striking example of instant celebrity than Jane Eyre.

It would be hard to find a more striking example of our alienation from the natural world, and how we are denying children a relationship with wild things.

An even more striking example is raw steaks: Omaha Steaks has a strong catalogue business selling steaks by post that it is transferring to the web.

"You can't get a more striking example of lack of critical distance from your sources than simply typing it into your own word processing program," said Patricia Nelson Limerick, a professor of history at the University of Colorado.

An even more striking example of this refusal, which Schnabel shows us later at the main studio, is a series of paintings done on the stage sets of a Kabuki drama, which a friend sent him from Japan.

There can be few more striking examples of oppression than the phenomenon of modern-day slavery.

"People think of the Brooklyn Bridge or the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge or the George Washington Bridge as more emblematic, more striking examples.

The proof of the Bieberbach conjecture and an attack on the Riemann hypothesis are some of the more striking examples of these concepts.

Some of the more striking examples include the rusting locomotives in Potosi, Bolivia and Thessaloniki in Greece and the ships wrecked on the beaches of Nouadhibou in Mauritania.

In one of the more striking examples of their new powers, Justice Department officials said they were now reviewing some 4,500 intelligence files in terrorist cases to determine whether criminal charges should be brought.