51.   By giving a timetable, Barak was setting a stark contrast with his predecessor Benjamin Netanyahu, who derided deadlines as raising unnecessary expectations.

52.   But visitors here also discover a stark contrast in the homespun entertainments of Huntsville State Park and Sam Houston National Forest.

53.   Certainly, Newcomb is a stark contrast to his flamboyant predecessor.

54.   Certainly, she will be a stark contrast to Estrada, the hard-living former movie actor who reveled in his popularity among the poor.

55.   Despite the backlog, the speediness of the Rwandan trials stands in stark contrast to the U.N. tribunal in Arusha, Tanzania, which is investigating the same crimes.

56.   Despite their stark contrasts, these two worlds are inextricably linked as the century ends.

57.   Dillon stood in stark contrast, and she knew it.

58.   Even in those simple acts, though, appeared a stark contrast about their two approaches.

59.   Even if there was little consideration of the political dimensions of the issue, the decision is in stark contrast with the behavior of recent Republican administrations.

60.   Even more than Live Aid, the Net Aid concert drove home stark contrasts between the haves, onstage and in the audience, and the have-nots.