Mr. Obama's advantage has been a surprise, given the prominence of the Clintons in party politics.
The references are astonishing, but they're no surprise, given the prominence of music and of musical performance in Davies's films including this new one.
This is comfortably the biggest tie in Estonia's football history and there has been a quiet confidence about the manager, Tarmo Ruutli, and his players, after their surprise rise to prominence.
Since budget forecasting is more an art than a science, revenue "surprises" are common.The prominence of corporate tax revenue is due largely to the peculiarities of the current cycle, in which wage growth has been remarkably weak and the share of the national economic pie going to firms' profits has hit a record high.
One surprise finding was the prominence of Nashville among secondary locations for startup offices.
"I have been surprised" at the low prominence of national security debate in the campaign so far, Mr. Huntsman said, "especially given the times in which we are living".
A junior prodigy, Nalbandian burst to prominence as a surprise finalist at Wimbledon in 2002 at age 20, losing to Lleyton Hewitt.
That may be no surprise, since she rose to prominence as one of the so-called New Puritans — a group of young British writers who emphasized old-fashioned narrative in place of flashy pyrotechnics.
Eisenberg was recently Oscar-nominated for his role as Mark Zuckerberg in the Facebook film The Social Network, while Page shot to prominence in the surprise indie hit Juno before taking a supporting role in Christopher Nolan's Inception.
It may come as a surprise to many people, given the prominence of guns in American culture, the national conversation and politics, but the commercial firearms market in the United States is actually relatively small.
