However, Startlings editorial policy was more eclectic: it did not limit itself to one kind of story, but printed everything from melodramatic space opera to sociological sf, and Mines had a reputation as having "the most catholic tastes and the fewest inhibitions" of any of the science fiction magazine editors.
In front of the crowd of influential GOP powerbrokers and donors who are members of the RJC, bizarre moments repeatedly popped up as the two frontrunners in the race, Donald Trump and Ben Carson, both demonstrated their lack of knowledge of foreign policy in startling and astonishing ways.
Those startling changes in federal research policy are part of a blueprint for spending that was released yesterday by the budget committee of the U.S. House of Representatives.
A few months ago, U.S. News & World Report published a startling opinion piece by Dartmouth College policy fellow Charles Wheelan unambiguously titled "Football Has No Future".
Er, wait a second... Haven't we had enough of nepotism, willful golly-gee-shucks ignorance, and a foreign policy that bares startling resemblance to the Children's Crusade?
The National Union of Students (NUS) published its report on lad culture in universities, finding that there was "a startling lack of sexual harassment policies in Britain's universities".
Even PATH offers no solace -- their privacy policies reveal a startling willingness to scrape and share member data, and the FTC fined them for egregious violations of their young members' data, amongst other miscues.
After years following EU farm policy, this was a startling moment.
First, Mrs Clinton prevaricated during a debate; then she panicked attacking Mr Obama personally, which has gone down very badly, and tacking abruptly to the left with a startling disavowal of the free-trade policies so effectively promoted by her husband.
Here are some startling comments about a possible loosening of policy, from Tsering Namgyal, a writer and journalist based in New York, writing in Asia Sentinel earlier this week (Mr. Namgyal was citing the Tibetan language website Khabda.org).org
