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In his speech, the prime minister reinforced that message, telling the party faithful the country faced a stark choice between "renewal or decline".

From BBC

The situation is in stark contrast to the rebuilding efforts in more suburban communities, like Santa Rosa and Redding, where construction was buzzing along two years after the flames.

As I recovered, regaining trust in my body was hard — progress felt so tentative, and the fear of regression was so stark.

This is in stark contrast to Arisu, who has cheated death multiple times in the games and ultimately refuses the Watchman’s suggestion.

From Salon

Whatever their coach Thorsten Fink said to them beforehand, they looked full of belief, a stark contrast to their hosts.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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