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More surprisingly, a recent poll found that a majority of Cuban-American respondents do, too.

Celosterna pollinosa sulfurea and Phosphorus virescens are longhorn beetles which both have a sulphur-yellow pigmentary coloration and, more surprisingly, a yellow-green fluorescence coloration.

According to a recent Newsweek poll, a majority of voters supports the stimulus, and, more surprisingly, a plurality believes that additional spending will be necessary.

Democratic lawmakers have harshly criticized the Justice Department's move, but more surprisingly a number of Republican lawmakers have weighed in with sharp criticism as well.

More surprisingly, a recent study has shown that it also improved cognitive development and enhanced brain function compared with premature babies treated in incubators.

WIMBLEDON, England -- The top three men's players in the world tennis rankings -- Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer -- each possesses a distinct style and, more surprisingly, a distinct racket.

More surprisingly, an Al Qaeda commander tweeted that Peter had saved his life at a Syrian field hospital, performing "a successful surgical operation" while "under bombardment" from the Assad regime.

More surprisingly, an epidemic of CHIKV disease, arising from an imported index case from India, was reported for the first time in the Northern Hemisphere in 2007 in Italy [21], where replication-competent vectors have established themselves since the early 1990s [22].

More surprisingly, when a single cell adhered to both a continuous and a partitioned RGD membrane, podosomes formed only on the continuous region and did not form at the partitioning lines.

More surprisingly, for a novelist, he blames her downfall on novels.

But more surprisingly, only a third of the children believed that all were actually British.