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Munro's light installation can be viewed at dawn, but it is most startling at dusk and night.
Perhaps most startling, at least for suburbanites inured to the ubiquity of teenage drinking, is the fact that youths and parents are increasingly getting ensnared by the law.
The all-consuming search in Massachusetts for the suspects in Monday's Boston Marathon bombings gripped the nation with some of the most startling, and at times unnerving, news coverage in years.
One of the most startling cars at the Geneva Auto Show last winter was the 1,001-horsepower 1,001-horsepoweratti that everyone said shouldn't and couldn't be built.
Perhaps the most startling assertion made at that 1987 meeting came not from Straus, however, but from Leslie Hendeles, a pharmacology professor at the University of Florida, and it is as relevant to allergy sufferers today as it was back then.
The most startling recording made at the California conference was of a speech by Richard Fink, an economist who is an executive vice-president of Koch Industries, Inc., and who has been described as the "chief political adviser" to Charles Koch.
One of the most startling spaces starts at the beginning where a polychrome painting of colored netting by Claude Viallat that might be a ship's rigging plays off against another sort of netting: Ed Ruscha's 30-year black and white documentation of grim, empty LA parking lots.
The most startling things on display at Osterley today are the daffodils, with their freakishly early blaze of gold.
Most startling are the self-immolations: At least 32 people have set fire to themselves to protest Chinese rule; about two dozen of those have died.
The most startling improvement can be seen at the schools belonging to well-managed chains such as ARK and Harris in London and Perry Beeches in the Midlands.
When it comes to global finance, the most startling news isn't news at all; the important facts have been known for a long time among insiders.
