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strikingly

adverb as in vividly

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He is strikingly similar in size to a Shetland pony but large dogs have always been part of 27-year-old Amy's life.

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Mr. Day-Lewis has emphatically done so, with a strikingly self-confident and gravely realized first feature, “Anemone.”

Lady Beckham is strikingly honest about the struggles her fashion business faced.

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Then, this summer, a group of housing analysts, including an economist at Moody’s Analytics, came up with the strikingly low figure of just 56,000 — though the authors acknowledged that it’s probably an underestimate.

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German-born director Edward Berger, who brought his papal thriller “Conclave” to last year’s edition, returns with a strikingly different film in “Ballad of a Small Player.”

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