That, in stark terms, was the message both from Mr Vaile and from the developing world.
Rand painted the world in stark terms, as a struggle between the individual and the collective.
Experts like to describe the differences between the iPad and the iPhone between tablets and smartphones in general in stark terms.
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It also highlights - in stark terms - some of the problems facing those Western powers eager to support the opposition.
The task facing the Scots was framed in stark terms by Robinson, who will be deprived of the talents of Chris Cusiter and Johnnie Beattie for the matches.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics demonstrates this in stark terms.
Iran's economic desperation was recently illustrated in stark terms when its central bank gave the go-ahead to issue interest-bearing debentures on the international markets in direct violation of the Shariah law by which the Ayatollahs rule.
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In more stark terms, whatever the motivation behind the payments, they tend to come off looking more like hush money than honorable compensation.
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And, according to my sources, the FSA is broadly saying to the Co-Op that it has to decide whether its future is in banking or in supermarkets (although I am sure the FSA would deny putting it in such stark terms).
The film spells out in stark and urgent terms the nuclear danger that now imperils the people of Pakistan and India and the desperate need for peace.
Then there's Breivik's reliance on the Internet to learn about the world -- a world that he sees in the stark Manichean terms of evil Moslems and communists versus good Norwegian Christians.
We published a major multiday series several years ago called Washing Away in which we laid out in very stark and clear and understandable terms what would happen if a hurricane of this magnitude approached New Orleans from a certain angle, as this one did, and pushed the waters of Lake Pontchartrain against the levees.
"The U.S. business was always good in terms of performance and a strong contributor to growth, " said analyst Christian Stark at CA Cheuvreux.
This was in stark contrast to old-fashioned bookshops such as Foyles, which made no concessions to the customer in terms of service or comfort.
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