The three families in this article were unusually, perhaps stunningly, well equipped to overcome those hurdles.
Perhaps stunningly, 96percentt of the nearly all white officers demonstrated implicit racial bias, with 78percentt strongly or moderately associating blacks with weapons, and zero percent associating whites with weapons.
Perhaps most stunningly, his pessimism could not even be assuaged by.
And perhaps most stunningly, given all of our transgressions against them, they may even, in certain circumstances, have learned to trust us again.
Perhaps even more stunningly, considering the name Tim Donaghy gives Commissioner David Stern an instant case of hives, the N.B.A. is still warm to the idea of embracing gambling, writes Adrian Wojnarowski on Yahoo.com.
McConnell has been shoveling it ever since, but perhaps never as stunningly as on Tuesday, when he spoke from the floor of the U.S. Senate.
Stunningly perhaps to some, it even requires Facebook Connect to log in during the beta period, rather than 4chan's famous anonymous system.
Stunningly — or perhaps not so surprisingly — a new state of emergency, governing the entire country yet again, was declared immediately, but set to go into effect Oct. 13.
Great athletes turn out to be stunningly inarticulate, perhaps because real indisputable genius is so impossible to explain, even for someone as clever as Wallace.
In fact, some election observers say, such things are worse than ever, perhaps because in a stunningly close race in which so much else has been altered, they remain the party's most reliable, time-tested tools.
On this springlike day, Mr. Paxon traveled the farm belt in his silver Ford van from the Finger Lakes to Buffalo, putting his folksy charm into overdrive to assuage voters who had taken pride in the steep trajectory of his career, only to feel crestfallen and perhaps betrayed by its stunningly sudden end.
