41.   Larry Wiest, chief assistant district attorney, agreed with Kindlon that this is a place where people trust authority, a marked contrast to the Bronx.

42.   Not surprisingly here, the subdued reaction to the outcome was in marked contrast to the enthusiasm heard among many voters on election day.

43.   That allocation is a marked contrast to the situation at the beginning of the decade.

44.   That effort was in marked contrast to that of Lewis, who came out aggressively and bullied Golota into retreating and then falling over.

45.   That is a marked contrast to the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary, when the focus was on meeting voters and spending many days in the states.

46.   That type of optimism could be found all around the clubhouse, a marked contrast to the first three months of the season.

47.   That was a marked contrast to the highly controlled arm motion and closed-feet positions of western classical ballet.

48.   That stands in marked contrast to previous suicide bombings, when Israeli authorities moved swiftly to arrest suspects and those who were said to have assisted them.

49.   The ambassador said the view from California is in marked contrast to the cooperation he has with members of the Clinton administration.

50.   The blue was so brilliant that it stood out in marked contrast to the surrounding pastel blooms.