Stark. Jim Stark.

Stark. Jim Stark. Here it is.

Osvaldo Stark

Hello, Stark.

Jim Stark?

Jim Stark.

Mr. Stark.

Stark impropriety.

Did you ever hear of a soldier named Stark? Maylon Stark?

Stark raving mad.

There is stark evidence of this.

Those are stark legacies of apartheid colonialism.

He got his name from fighting stark naked.

I'll cast her outofdoors stark naked without a farthing!

Disparities in enrolment between urban and rural areas remain stark.

The situation in the developing world is in stark contrast.

She played a fairy and entered, quite unexpectedly, stark naked.

I might have been killed or driven stark, raving mad.

There is a stark contrast between northern Somalia and southern Somalia.

Stark disparities are identified in national statistical capacity to report such statistics.

Today I found her stiff and stark beneath a white linen sack.

I want you to know the room you're looking at is stark white.

Child mortality statistics depict a stark picture of health care in numerous countries.

They've got a new commander at the fort, General Stark. He says he knows you.

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

In stark terms, they brought the realities of the problems of the world into this historic Hall.

Also the draft resolution is in stark contrast with the statements of the representatives who drafted it.

That stark, ongoing reality affects young people, who are so vital for the continued development of our societies.

He's a minor, Mr. Stark... and it looks to me like he had more than a little drink.

For the sake of increasing the understanding of the distinguished representatives, let me briefly refer to one stark reality.

Our feeling here is that this is as stark and moving a piece of drama as we've ever presented.

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

In stark contrast, Donald Trump is hiding behind fake excuses and backtracking on his previous promises to release his tax returns.

The stark reality is that least developed countries such as Lesotho urgently need resources to achieve those laudable and worthy goals.

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

Although this reduction was in line with the regulations, it still constituted stark negligence in respect of the special circumstances at hand.

And this is a spread from the local newspaper of the recent graduating class, and you can see the difference is pretty stark.

Yet I felt her presence close by, in stark contrast to the mass of other girls whom I'd certainly have rejected that night.

No country has devised a comprehensive solution to the drug problem. But a solution need not require a stark choice between prohibition and legalization.

In several countries, access to leisure time activities is limited by stark inequalities based on gender, religious affiliation, social and economic conditions and disabilities.

In stark contrast, Turkey's full and unwavering support for settlement is evident from its position both before and after the referenda in the island.

These stark realities persist despite the fact that the past half century has witnessed one of the longest periods of economic expansion in history.

11. All of this stands in stark contrast to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms, to which 95 countries provided information in 1997.

Nowhere is the gap between rhetoric and reality between declarations and deeds so stark and so deadly as in the field of international humanitarian law.

The importance of fisheries to many local communities in developing States was brought into stark focus by the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami in December 2004.