Perhaps the most striking indication of Motorola's problems is the fall of its cellphone business.
But that possibility apparently was not considered, a striking indication of how slight a role authentic security plays in state policy.
It is also a striking indication of how Mr. Putin has increasingly relied on the Kremlin-controlled TV networks to consolidate power, especially in recent elections.
It was a striking indication of how far Mr. Napolitano, to say nothing of the rest of the world, has come in the last years of his career.
Yet in a striking indication that Pittsburgh is striving to move beyond its past without completely forgetting it, the developers left 12 towering smokestacks that are brilliantly lighted at night adjacent to the mall's movie complex.
It was a gesture of respect and remorse, but it was also a striking indication of the powerful role that Mr. Mugabe is playing in Congo and will continue to play even as the country shifts to a new government.
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Nevertheless, the vote here, in a state that has not executed anyone since 1939 and has no prisoners on death row, was greeted by opponents of the death penalty as a striking indication of changing public attitudes.
Today, Mr. McGreevey once again spoke to the state's mayors, at their annual convention, but the lukewarm response he received was a striking indication of the strain that has developed between the governor and one of his key constituent groups during his 15 months in office.
Still, that ABC was even considering taking aim at "Nightline" was seen as an ominous sign inside the news division, the latest of a number of slights and the most striking indication yet that the network's parent, the Walt Disney Company, would not hesitate to cut back on news to improve its balance sheet.
