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It made startlingly accurate demographic forecasts at the time, and drew attention to the ways in which needs, and policy responses, had to be seen as inter-related.
Most geneticists will know that the enthusiastic response from an everincreasing number of laboratories has led to a startlingly rapid growth of knowledge on the worm.
Instead, the horror of it all is suddenly and startlingly undermined.
Litigation as an aspect of business life is still startlingly absent from monographs devoted to particular merchant groups.
In fact, their factor effect for on use is startlingly low (.14).
If the collection evidences any one deficiency, it is that it does not present any startlingly original theoretical perspectives on the issues it addresses.
Nevertheless, it has within it some startlingly good contributions.
More startlingly, it appears to betray ignorance of some elementary requirements that must be met for a language contact hypothesis to be at all plausible.
