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But an episode in late October was widely seen as a striking display of his power.

The most striking display of strength was seen here, 30 miles from Colonel Qaddafi's Tripoli redoubt.

The rise and fall of rumours on Twitter is a striking display of social forces in action.

Perhaps the most striking display of generosity occurred in the penthouse, where Mr. Hartford lodged a two-story restaurant called the Gauguin Room.

The most striking display of indy flair, though, is the performance of The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed out of a Window and Disappeared (20).

From the new Rubenstein Gallery, visitors can gain access to the rotunda upstairs and its striking display of the charters of freedom.

Less well known but no less spectacular are the striking wing display of the sun bittern (Eurypyga helias) and the strutting and booming of the larger bustards.

One of the most striking displays is that of Ragnar Axelsson, a photographer for the Icelandic newspaper Morgunbladid, whose rugged photographs document his countrymen's struggle against the elements.

Overall, the ring map provided a striking visual display of type 2 diabetes risk in the areas that corresponded to known deprivation, and the ring provided a relatively new way of displaying social and environmental determinants of health at a small area level.

Some of the most striking displays are reconstructions from fossil and other evidence of what these ancestors probably looked like.

In a review of the exhibition by John Wilford Noble on February 9, 2007 in the New York Times (www.nytimes.com) he states that "Some of the most striking displays are the reconstructions from fossils and other evidence of what these ancestors probably looked like".