He had been unconscious of the markedcontrasts which Carrie had observed.
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In the dining-room, where the table was set for supper, there were markedcontrasts.
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What markedcontrasts are found in Herrick and in nearly all the poets of this period?
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"I like such markedcontrasts in husband and wife," remarked Alice.
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If in the throngs on the streets there were often markedcontrasts, Keith was too exhilarated to remark it-atleast, at first.
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Their physical and intellectual superiority over the other North Coast Indians, and also markedcontrasts in the structure of their language, denote a different origin.
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In character and antecedents his younger brother, Graydon Muir, who was also an inmate of his family, presented many markedcontrasts to the elder man.
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I assume a world of marked varieties of man, and only want to show how less markedcontrasts would probably and naturally arise in each.