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More surprisingly it also killed Mohammad Ali Allahdadi, an Iranian general.

Perhaps more surprisingly, it has bolstered the sales of some early experimenters.

More surprisingly, it told the government the armed forces must be purged and reformed, and those guilty of genocide brought to book.

The death rate from chronic disease in poor countries is obviously higher than in rich countries; more surprisingly, it is often higher than the death rate from infections.

Still more surprisingly, it was that rarest of birds: a work of lasting genius from a mid-70s white funk band.

More surprisingly, it was also voted ninth greatest album of all time in the more populist Music of the Millennium poll conducted by Channel 4, the Guardian, HMV and Classic FM in 1997.

More surprisingly, I had service that, for all its transcendent geniality, sometimes failed in the particulars.

Even more surprisingly, perhaps, it is better at improving fitness than almost any other sport, including swimming and cycling.

More surprisingly, perhaps, it seems to have done little for most people's perceptions of their own wellbeing, or of how we are doing as a society.

More surprisingly, although it was previously demonstrated that transgenic expression of an active YAP-S127A mutant strongly expands intestinal progenitors [ 39], tissue-specific expression of wild-type YAP leads to a progressive degeneration phenotype associated with loss of crypts and hypoactive Wnt signaling [ 19].

Another country, perhaps more surprisingly, that got it right but got it wrong was Hungary.