71.   His reception was a stark contrast to the one Reform Party candidate Ross Perot got on Friday.

72.   Her family sat a few feet away, their evident grief in stark contrast to the pink-and-white carnations of the funeral wreaths behind them.

73.   In a stark contrast to the days when he would wend around the state in a long vice-presidential motorcade, he improvised on this trip.

74.   In fact, among the most rankling memories shared by black veterans was the stark contrast between the treatment they received and the enemy prisoners received.

75.   In stark contrast to neighboring St. Helena, Hilton Head is heavily developed and known worldwide as a golf and tennis destination.

76.   In stark contrast to the monuments to the power of Renaissance and Counter-Reformation popes, tourists can relive the wicked ways of the emperor who slaughtered early Christians.

77.   In stark contrast to the round curves of the outside, the interior lines are rather straight, and the cabin has all the shapeliness of a box.

78.   In stark contrast to the session with reporters, Ridge received a standing ovation by the mayors at the conference.

79.   In stark contrast, Cold Bay, Alaska, lived up to its name by measuring its coldest December and coldest year on record.

80.   In stark contrast, I have a reform agenda and a proven record of bringing people together to make sure that we save and strengthen those important programs.