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None of this should have come as a surprise to investors now that Mr. Page is in charge.

Economist George Johns from Barclays Capital says the move has not come as a surprise to those in London's financial district.

The Bank of China's entry into the British market will come as a surprise to some and a relief to many.

That Cui Qi received the 1998 Nobel Prize did not come as a surprise to physicists, but I was still elated by the news.

Did this year's awarding of the Nobel Prize in Literature to Mo Yan come as a surprise to him, or to you?

So it will not come as a surprise to hear that India has overtaken China as the world's largest importer of arms.

So it should have come as a surprise to find her in Harley Street visiting a man with a syringe full of facial filler.

It does not come as a surprise to you to realize that it makes no difference what you read or study if you can not remember it.

So it might come as a surprise to some to hear that deep down, the Dutch are very conservative people who take sex seriously.

Netanyahu's request did not come as a surprise to me.

"If that doesn't come as a surprise to you, take a look at the distribution of the founders' age at their first startup, " Rogati wrote.

The mystery is that this should come as a surprise to any boss.

That may come as a surprise to the traders that are flocking to Asia as the next frontier.

But the existence of these guidelines would come as a surprise to most Chinese citizens.

IT MAY come as a surprise to a walrus wondering where all the Arctic's summer sea ice has gone.

It may come as a surprise to you that while SOAP's window dressing is new, what's present under the hood dates back years, even decades.

Obama was one of a record 205 nominees for this year's prize and the decision has come as a surprise to many.

The new findings did come as a surprise to Michael Ferrell of the Coalition for the Homeless in Washington, DC.

I don't think the secular bear market fundamentals that I laid out above come as a surprise to most investors.

It may not come as a surprise to parents, but having children really does impinge on marital bliss.

Yet the plot line of 'Hangover II' may not come as a surprise to anybody who has visited the Thai capital.

This must come as a surprise to Mr. Buffett, who prefers investing in boring companies and boring industries.

This may come as a surprise to anyone who has read about the fabulous job offers tendered to recent graduates.

Does it really come as a surprise to you that many are wary of China's intentions?

It may come as a surprise to him, but an economy cannot run on consumer loans.

It doesn't come as a surprise to us that Mary got a research grant.

This news will not come as a surprise to Harvard students, some 15, 000 of whom have taken Sandel's legendary "Justice" class.

While it may come as a surprise to some domestic observers, one great attraction for CKI is the UK's system of utility regulation.

It may come as a surprise to takeaway lovers, but scientists have found people don't keep eating junk food just because it is tasty.

I think it "does know" all sorts of projects, so this has come as a surprise to me.

The selection won't come as a surprise to China watchers.

This may come as a surprise to you .

Man is always more than he can know of himself; consequently, his accomplishments time and again will come as a surprise to him.

But it may come as a surprise to learn that more familiar things, such as common fruits and vegetables, were once equally exotic.

So it may come as a surprise to learn that the world's first mobile phone call was made 38 years ago recently.

I don't know whether this letter will come as a surprise to you.

It might come as a surprise to you