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At this platform, the modern European style-influenced forces formed an alliance with totally opposite of hard-line Islamist forces.

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These properties give the leaves a soft, silky feel, in stark contrast to the sclerophyllous plants that dominate both its geographic range (southern Australia) and its taxonomic family (Proteaceae).

Thirteen species of Adenanthos have leaves deeply divided into long, soft, slender laciniae, often covered in a fine down of soft hairs, giving them a soft, silky feel, in stark contrast to the sclerophyllous plants that dominate both the geographic range and taxonomic family of Adenanthos.

Ultimately, Rava’s views were decisive in shaping the Bavli’s approach to the problem of theodicy, legal midrash, and conceptualization, all of which stand in stark contrast to the Yerushalmi.

This tactic was in stark contrast to the continental pattern, which advocated counter-marching during firing and caracole tactics.

This is in stark contrast to the philosophical idealism of Hegel, for whom sublation reflects the agency of a specific Geist – a concept that has often been translated as "mind" or "spirit".

A peaceful retreat in stark contrast to its surrounds and neighbours, it has undergone three distinct phases of development with evidence of each phase surviving.

This is in stark contrast to the narrator's description of Cincinnatus, who is considered "opaque" and "impervious to the rays of others" (pg.

America stood in stark contrast with Europe, where the middle classes, peasants and industrial workers had to mobilize to demand suffrage.

But this, according to Jim Norris, seems in stark contrast to "the quality of the software and the speedy pace of its development.

This is in stark contrast to the United States where media outlets may report on even expunged convictions, which are a legal nullity (meaning they legally do not exist any more).

It became a mainstream Top 40 station as KDON-FM in the early 1980s with no disc jockeys, in stark contrast to other Top 40 stations at the time.

Its antislavery stance stood in stark contrast to other Catholic newspapers, particularly the New York Freeman's Journal.