41.   But he did not mention Gore once, failing to draw the kinds of sharp contrasts that could sway undecided voters.

42.   But in sharp contrast to the days before their fiery April encounter, both candidates are trying to downplay the importance of the event.

43.   But it also stands in sharp contrast to the hail-fellow-well-met manner of former President George Bush.

44.   But in sharp contrast to this domestic uncertainty, Turkish foreign policy is tougher and more assertive than ever.

45.   But the generally positive view of particular agencies stands in sharp contrast to the negative view of the federal government as a whole.

46.   But the life of the mind evolved gradually, a sharp contrast to the unexpected tumult in her personal life.

47.   But their alliance is rare, in sharp contrast to the highly publicized confrontations between Hispanics and African Americans in Dallas of late.

48.   But the case highlights the sharp contrast between German and U.S. notions of competition, at least when it comes to stores.

49.   But the pathetic officer before the commission presented a sharp contrast to the images the victims evoked as they hammered at him.

50.   But this stands in sharp contrast to a study commissioned by the National Association for Psychiatric Health Systems last year.