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Meanings of stark contrast in English

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Usage of stark contrast in English
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However, in stark contrast to the NZIER view is that of Kiwibank.
Radio NZ
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Kentucky's strong second half was in stark contrast from the first half.
Reuters
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I think that honesty is a stark contrast to what's come before.
The Guardian
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It's in stark contrast to the public sentiment surrounding previous deposed PMs.
News.com.au
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The surprising image stood in stark contrast to her usually polished image.
News.com.au
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In stark contrast, Bush's trademark smirk was absent at his news conference.
The Guardian
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In stark contrast, the pattern from 774 male drivers was completely different.
59 seconds: think a little, change a lot
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A stark contrast to the words of politicians from around the world.
The Guardian
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That's in stark contrast to their opponents in Monday's Group C clash.
The South African
10
His contact with the president sits in stark contrast to Ahmed Mohamed's.
Radio NZ
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Courtesy: Chiwoniso Kaitano In stark contrast to the collages is the video.
The Guardian
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City, in stark contrast, had looked erratic and prone to making mistakes.
The Guardian
13
This too is in stark contrast to the promise made to voters.
The Guardian
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Their success and professionalism is in stark contrast to the flailing Boks.
The South African
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In stark contrast, elimination of the external binding site generated supersensitive receptors.
Pubmed
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China, by stark contrast, is turning a blind eye to the protests.
News.com.au
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Australia
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South Africa
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Ireland
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