The choice is stark.

Its dilemma is stark.

The electoral math is stark.

The simple fact is that humanity faces a stark choice.

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This is in stark contrast to the Italian political tradition.

The contrast with matters of peace and security is stark.

The statistics are stark.

The erosion in public support for Bush s Iraq policy is stark.

The possible conclusions are stark.

The stark truth is that India has no choice in the matter.

The political differences are too stark.

The choice is stark for a few hundred million dollars, we could help almost half of humanity now.

Ethiopia and Yemen are equally stark examples.

The dismantling of the Berlin Wall that stark, concrete symbol of a world divided into hostile camps is such a defining moment.

Hurricane Katrina is a stark reminder of the increasing vulnerability of today's global environment, in which nature respects no boundaries.

This gave the public a stark sense of what Taliban justice really meant.

The EU faces a stark choice a renewed Eastern Partnership or a renewed division of Europe.

These average rates mask stark differences between countries.

Meanwhile, the continuing problems at European banks are a stark reminder that operating highly leveraged, thinly capitalized firms is incredibly risky.

This recent disaster is a stark reminder of the extreme vulnerability of all mankind, regardless of nationality, to the forces of nature.

With shelter, came a stark winter and a prayer of return, according to an Al Jazeera report.

The resolution reflects the stark reality that Serbia now faces.

Disparities in enrolment between urban and rural areas remain stark.

Despite their commonality, there has been a stark contrast in approaches to resolving these two crises.

These startling statistics all add up to one stark conclusion business as usual is nowhere near good enough.

But the stark reality is that Earth Hour teaches all the wrong lessons, and actually increases CO2 emissions.

The facts are hard to dispute indeed, the historical record is now so stark that diehard Republicans are probably starting to wonder if there is a curse.

Events in the days leading up to America s presidential election provided a stark illustration of the struggle.

Eritrea, formerly part of Ethiopia, is one of those places that is astonishingly beautiful, incredibly stark, and I have no understanding of how people eke out a living there.

The compromises necessary for peace are likely to lead to a stark political confrontation in Israel as well.

The inconsistencies between climate goals and energy policies are becoming increasingly stark.

The environmental challenge is even more stark in developing countries, where five billion of the earth's six billion people live.

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But the stark reality of today s world is that you can tell the rich from the poor by their Internet connections.