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Meanings of striking because in English

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Usage of striking because in English
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Animals like giraffes are so striking because they appear so perfectly adapted.
BBC
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It is striking because O'Doherty and Adams have form with each other.
The Irish Times
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They are striking because they say their living conditions are inhumane.
Radio NZ
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It is striking because the syndrome has been known for a long time.
BBC
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The army's endurance is more striking because the erosion of morale was unstoppable.
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
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But it's striking because it's the first time Tesla has made one of its products cheaper.
Wired
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The air traffic controllers are striking because they have been without a contract for two years.
The Irish Times
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Some of the best groomed women wear clothes that are striking because of their very simplicity.
Book of Etiquette, Volume II
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This fossil is striking because of its size.
Reuters
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They are striking because their hours are already too short-pardon ,HerrChief, but I warned you!
City of Endless Night
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These results were particularly striking because of the few procedural differences between the hypnotic and nonhypnotic treatments.
Pubmed
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The images are so striking because there is no sense of where the narrative will turn next.
The Guardian
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This similarity was not striking because no two things could have been more unlike than their voices.
Swann's Way
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This was still iridescently beautiful, and the more striking because its milk white exterior was unmarked by decoration.
The Air Ship Boys : Or, the Quest of the Aztec Treasure
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ShopRunner's lockers are striking because so many of the retailers represented by ShopRunner are themselves traditional offline stores.
Wired
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The latter is striking because oil is 50% cheaper than a year ago yet airfares are up.
Reuters
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