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Perhaps more startling is the extent of cross-border mergers.

But perhaps more startling were the photographs of Mr. Guzman's clothes.

Perhaps more startling is that G.M. achieves American levels of productivity, quality and worker safety — with pay that is a small fraction of levels in the United States.

The use of drugs, and, perhaps, more startling, the engineering of genes to enhance performance, raises questions about the notion of what an athlete is.

Perhaps more startling is that despite his disdain, he still feels a tug of "pride" in the advances Islam has made in the contemporary world, even at the cost of great violence.

Perhaps more startling, though, is that the bar, which opened last year, has become a rallying point for Manhattan Valley neighbors, and Mr. Nolan has become their shaggy-haired champion.

Perhaps even more startling: "Roughly 10% of American adults, or 22.5 million, are former Catholics.

Two days later amid high drama in Canberra, the capital, Ms Gillard scored perhaps a more startling victory.

What is perhaps even more startling is the number of girls who are filming or photographing themselves in pairs or groups.

For all the reaction that deluged Twitter — a "veritable technology 21-gun salute" as the Times put it — the Chinese reaction was, perhaps, a more startling measure of his reach.

Perhaps even more startling is the report's conclusion that the panel has "found no evidence that the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually" helped to finance Al Qaeda.