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But the prosecution's bungling of the mountain of evidence was dramatically illustrated by the glove episode.

The advantage of seasoning at the point was dramatically illustrated in the Red Storm's last two losses.

The government's disregard for Mr. Malvo's juvenile status was dramatically illustrated last week, when police interrogated him for seven hours outside the presence of his court-appointed guardian.

The power of the upper house to frustrate Tory legislation was dramatically illustrated on 26 October when peers defeated the Government twice on tax credits.

The sophistication of Islamic historical thought was dramatically illustrated by the Muqaddimah ("Introduction") of the Arab historian Ibn Khaldūn (1332 1406).

This was dramatically illustrated in the May municipal elections, when the leftwing pro-independence party Bildu (which includes ex-Batasuna members) won 25% of the votes and more seats than any other party.

My dad had a wonderful collection of soft-cover pocketbooks that were dramatically illustrated with film noir-looking artwork on the covers.

The noteworthy biological stability of cellulose is dramatically illustrated by trees, the life-span of which may be several thousand years.

This charge is dramatically illustrated by the trajectory of capitalism, the only social order in which the market mechanism has played a central role.

This could possibly be dramatically illustrated later this year Alan Pearson Durham Was the Russian adventurer Fedor Konyukhov, who broke the record for the fastest circumnavigation of the Earth in a hot air balloon, tested for drugs (Opinion, 23 July)?

The vast collection, and its conflation of human and animal remains, is dramatically illustrated in a 1934 photograph, which depicts glass cases of hundreds of skulls, leg and arm bones; others hold full skeletons, adult and child.