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Perhaps tellingly, just 42% of Republicanvoters have a favorable view of him, including eight percent (8%) with a very favorable opinion.

Most tellingly , it might have to wrap up its nuclear-submarine base on the Clyde.

Tellingly, HIV is the only bug ever to have prompted a criminal conviction in England and Wales.

Tellingly, Apple doesn't use the word "sales" to describe members of its sales team. They're called "specialists. "

Tellingly, they were also examining areas on their body, particularly the genitals, that they had never seen before.

Tellingly, Ms. Liao said she had great difficulty finding three actors willing to plumb their own personalities.

it carries to a limit Ozu's faith that everyday life, rendered tellingly, provides more than enough drama to engage us deeply.

Tellingly, the Kindle already includes blog and newspaper subscriptions that can be purchased in a matter of seconds.

Tellingly, it hardly ever has been the case in the U. S. that a sector or industry group is the leader of two successive bull markets.

It is a fitting microcosm of her view of the country as a whole, it seems, and more tellingly, her 'post' 80s generation' peers.

Tellingly, Bain & Co's annual study of the luxury industry this week avoided specific forecasts for 2012.

Shiraz, as it is tellingly known there, is the variety on which most hopes ride.

Tellingly, it focuses more on strengthening and innovation-friendly environment than on supporting any given innovation.

Perhaps more tellingly, only 29% of those asked responded to the survey at all.

Tellingly , Lippi has always refused to rule out an Azzurri return and it could now be a matter of hours before that happens.

Even poetry reading of a poem by Li Bai drunken scene depicts most tellingly, lady!

Tellingly, BofA is now seen as being more at risk of default than Citi (see chart).

Tellingly , physicians who performed 150 or more PCIs per year were less likely to first send their patients for stress testing.

Tellingly, the field of interface design even has an unwieldy name: it is known as "human-computer interaction" , or HCI.

More tellingly, the ministry has chosen not to make longer term borrowings just yet.

Tellingly, bees in Australia have not been infected by the parasite.

Aged Muhammad Ali's trembling hands, for example, are a direct result of a condition tellingly named dementia pugilistica.

This addressing custom reflects most tellingly a consciousness of bloodline and the hierarchical.

As Wen tellingly notes, these particular projects were always much better known outside China than inside.

More tellingly, the number of women in the cabinet has fallen from four to one.

Nadal has won 13 of their 20 matches and, most tellingly, five of his seven grand slam finals against Federer.

Tellingly, within three months of ascending the throne King Muhammad sent his father's right-hand man into exile.

Tellingly, his heroes were not African, but Gianluca Pagliuca of Italy and Sergio Goycochea of Argentina.

Tellingly, the spikes in the novel's sales coincide with the news (see chart).

The hottest area of expansion is also , tellingly, the dullest: transaction services .

Tellingly, a majority now regard China, not America, as the world's leading economy.

Tellingly, Hell or High Water became the title of the memoirs he later wrote.

Hole transforms into ladder which will protrude tellingly from shoe.

Tellingly, the film's first-weekend box office take was well below expectations.

More tellingly still, fewer than 10 per cent saw Asia as the dominant source of growth for themselves, versus 32 per cent naming Europe.

Tellingly, half of the 14 female billionaires on Forbes's 2010 list of the world's wealthiest people were from mainland China.

Tellingly enough, Iberia is planning to cut domestic flights by 7% this year.

More tellingly, people now spend more time using Xbox Live to watch stuff than to play games.

More tellingly, Mr Kim visited the region shortly before the attack.

Tellingly, the Bailian Group, China's biggest retailer, is state-owned.

Tellingly, though, he doesn't get the last word the album.

All three, tellingly, couldn't beat us.

Tellingly though, he also sees evidence of Asian fund managers, such as South Korea's Mirae, starting to make headway in the west.

But most tellingly of all, early surveys of public opinion show a big bounce in the government's popularity.

Tellingly , the shut-down rate of companies in Japan is around half that in America and Britain.