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stark

[stahrk] / stɑrk /




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But it recognizes a stark reality: If Maduro relinquishes power, the oil pumped by Chevron—and one day, perhaps others—would play a big role in the country’s economic recovery, they say.

From The Wall Street Journal

"White can feel stark and unforgiving and you don't want your home to give hospital vibes."

From BBC

The decline has been most stark in a handful of countries, such as Germany, where deliveries are down 48% year over year as of the end of November.

From MarketWatch

He’s reckoning with the old wounds and stark compromises that have left him isolated at the twilight of his life.

From Los Angeles Times

This is in stark contrast to Butler, who displays all the verve and conviction of a bona fide rock star.

From Los Angeles Times