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Which brings us to a surprisingly likable while starkly disturbing new book, "Portraits of Courage: A Commander in Chief's Tribute to America's Warriors".

While it has virtue, the singular focus on innovation could starkly exacerbate existing racial, ethnic, and class disparities because the quality of users' Internet connections refract through those persistent demographic variables.

While reforming ethics in Albany topped both candidates' priorities, their other agendas differed starkly.

While Goodell has claimed that Rice's account of events was either "ambiguous" or "starkly different" from what was shown in the video, Newsome has maintained that Rice did not mislead him about what happened.

Bob Putnam, of Harvard University, puts it starkly.

But their motivations appear to differ starkly.

The longevity statistics bear this out starkly.

While researching my latest book on women in power, I interviewed 18 female politicians in Sweden and The Netherlands, certain that their experience in public service would starkly contrast that of their Latin American peers.

The statistics supporting this claim speak starkly.

And while it starkly elevated his profile as the "war president" again, it also revealed indirectly the vacuum of his second-term programme.

While most starkly expressed here, the sentiment was widely shared and extended for some to financial benefit for the NHS itself.