The benefits, supporters say, should be self-evident: healthier eating, support for local agriculture and, perhaps most strikingly, community service.
Perhaps most strikingly, China's media and spokespeople have trained a stream of vitriol on the award and its sponsors.
But perhaps most strikingly, 80percentt of Democrats say Mrs. Clinton has "the right kind of experience to be a good president," while 41percentt say that of Mr. Obama.
He had an appealing capacity for self-deprecation, perhaps most strikingly displayed in connection with what was surely his finest hour.
Perhaps most strikingly, much of the movie plays like a throwback to a Cold War sensibility that long predates even 9/11.
And perhaps most strikingly, the law allows the government to detain any foreigners whom the attorney general certifies as endangering national security.
Perhaps most strikingly, tax was mentioned just four times in the Monterrey consensus, an astonishing oversight given the critical role it plays in building the basic services that the MDGs were all about.
Perhaps most strikingly, the donated papers also feature some 16 unused songs from "Fiddler," including the numbers "I Had a Relative," which recalls family members lost in pogroms, and "Dear, Sweet Sewing Machine," an aborted comic paean to this appliance.
Perhaps most strikingly, House Republicans have agreed to support the S.B.A.'s microloan program at the same level the Democratic administration requested — whereas the Bush White House sought to eliminate microlending altogether.
