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And he asserted, again, his wish to reach out to other countries (in sharp contrast to Mr Bush's talk of being with or against America).

This was in sharp contrast with a $961m or 85 cents a share profit for the first quarter a year ago.

In sharp contrast with his predecessor, his trip was a simple matter. By comparison, his staff was minimal, and his itinerary uncomplicated.

Lightman considers Teller to be on the whole an evil character, in sharp contrast to his sympathetic portrayals of Einstein and Feynman.

The data are in sharp contrast to the United States, with its consumer-focused economy and meager savings rate.

In sharp contrast to Waikiki's kitsch, tourism is quite verboten, and the island is only accessible via pricey, private helicopter tours.

The army, in sharp contrast to the police, who have gingerly returned to the streets, is still fairly popular.

Turns the head in 2006 the university profession very ordinary one day, let me know was in sharp contrast the classics frontier sheepdog.

Monopoly is an important feature of a planned economy, in sharp contrast with competition under a market economy.

He knelt down beside the Dog to hug her, feeling the warmth of her skin in sharp contrast to the chill of the river.

This was arrested Skyworth Huang Hongsheng, Zhang Xuebin and others to come forward to his performance in sharp contrast.

Their long, lanky limbs stood in sharp contrast to my own, genetically-predisposed skinny and short ones.

These ethical ideals were in sharp contrast to realities of the very materialistic and powerful medieval church.

This indifference is in sharp contrast to the concerns voiced by the team of professionals who conducted the Survey.

The anonymity of this trend stands in sharp contrast to its influence.

This assumption is in sharp contrast to the decades-old traditional methods of developing mainframe applications.

The predicament is in sharp contrast to some parts of Africa where infrastructure projects have improved regional transportation.

It's also good to remember that professional mathematics is not a sport (in sharp contrast to mathematics competitions).

Lee's remarks were in sharp contrast to reports today in South Korea's local media, which claim the stroke left him partially paralyzed.

The slim presence is in sharp contrast to past demonstrations, where protesters have complained of over-policing.

Students' active acceptance of online games is in sharp contrast to their passive acceptance of ideological education .

Practice of the "fever" and the legislature on the "missing" in sharp contrast, the contract package travel regulations imminent.

Its youthful ministers are in sharp contrast to the greyness of the previous regime, nominally a Communist one but in fact crony-capitalist.

President Bush's reception at the Blue House was warm, in sharp contrast to the protests that greeted his arrival in Seoul Tuesday night.

Russia's presidential contest stands in sharp contrast to America's hotly-contested presidential primaries.

Her white dress is in sharp contrast to her dark skin.

In sharp contrast to this, demand continues to rise in real estate prices has accelerated rising trend.

In sharp contrast to the Bush era, it is European nations that are now arguing for more confrontational policies in the region.

In sharp contrast to Marx, Fuller was a sociological illiterate.

This is in sharp contrast to a history of coerced linguistic assimilation in most Western nations.

In sharp contrast, today America is seen as on its way to losing its status as the dominant global superpower.

This is in sharp contrast to heterosexual fathers, who often augment their work hours and career commitments after having children.

Yet these rather benign statements stand in sharp contrast with recent actions in the South China Sea.

Report that the mural of "Zhunv hair, clothes, all with the South wall Send Kam map is different in sharp contrast. "

His willingness to stick to his guns on divisive subjects such as immigration stands in sharp contrast to Mr Romney 's oily pandering.

The serene trip by boat into Daggercap Bay stands in sharp contrast to the scene at your final destination, the besieged town of Valgarde.

The white sofa and furniture are in sharp contrast to the black curtains .

In sharp contrast to Hobbes' cynic view of human existence, Bonny Hicks exemplified a form of life that is loving, caring and sharing.

In sharp contrast, trade barriers can impose high costs on society - and particularly on those that can least afford them.

And the stadium under the relaxed state is in sharp contrast to Derek - Ross field.

In sharp contrast, nuclear power accounts for less than 1 percent of total consumption, 5 percent lower than the world's average.

To Li's disappointment, Hanwang was bleak and isolated, in sharp contrast to prosperous Harbin.

Those gains are in sharp contrast to 2009, when hiring dropped more than 20% across the country from 2008.

Black is in sharp contrast with white.

The man given sight was intensely aware of the difference Jesus made in his life. His life before and after were in sharp contrast.

This is in sharp contrast to the protests in Tunisia and Egypt and elsewhere in the Middle East.

His white hair was in sharp contrast with his dark skin.

God's covenant stands in sharp contrast to worldly culture.

The two attitudes stand in sharp contrast.

He is tall and strong, in sharp contrast to his wife who is short and weak.

The change is in sharp contrast with the development process of Jews in Ottoman Empire.

This is in sharp contrast to the broad-based and universal structure of the Finnish system.

This is in sharp contrast in many American airports.

In sharp contrast, the real lesson before, we will stand by it will remain unmoved?

The results were in sharp contrast to those of domestic banks, which reported record earnings last year.

This is in sharp contrast to other economies in the region, such as Taiwan and Korea.

That is in sharp contrast to last year.

This action stood in sharp contrast to the arms race pursued by the two major