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"The vulnerabilities of our immigration system became starkly clear on September 11," Attorney General Ashcroft said.

Hideyoshi himself brought along two portable teahouses in starkly contrasting styles.

The need for modernisation has been starkly shown up by the operations in Afghanistan.

The national mood contrasted starkly with the triumphalism of the mid-19th century, says Nicholas Crafts of Warwick University.

Such acts of "clearing the air" are often more helpful to the clearer than to those who are starkly revealed.

The starkly modern white rooms are juxtaposed with untouched remnants of brick walls, and in some cases, exposed wood laths underneath crumbling plaster walls.

I decided to look into how well a much more starkly limited model space would work for a Bayesian spam filter.

In this way, Melville USES the Bible to herald a new, post-Biblical worldview-which is one reason why his echoes of the King James text are so starkly powerful.

The first time I saw that the wooden board serving the people was not in the place of the dining table, it was three days ago that it appeared starkly naked on the four wooden pillars at the bottom of the central staircase of the living room.

The interior is starkly simple.

It soon became starkly evident that...

The shareholders face a choice between two starkly different proposals.

The hillsides turn brown and gray; the edges of stalk and blade stand out starkly.

But it raises more starkly than ever a question: can he and his colleagues stick with Mr Berlusconi?

Kurasawa's thoughts might be shared by many Japanese rail experts and executives, but they are seldom expressed so starkly on the record.

Once past Guanxiang he was struck by the desolation of the countryside. Trees stood starkly by the road without even a bird in their branches.

in starkly realistic terms.

The lighthouse stood out starkly against the dark sky.

Those silos of corn stood starkly alone, especially during those long cold winters.

The pattern of future success is even more starkly determined at 42 months, or just three and half years old, still well before the start of formal schooling.

He was starkly unable to achieve coherence.

The smooth statuesque bodies with skin of creamy and lively flesh tones starkly contrast the reflectively flat blue background.

the black walls rose starkly from the snow.

The photograph shows a starkly handsome Chinese man walking with a model's measured gait, and wearing a rag-tag but well co-ordinated overcoat on top of a leather jacket.