Stark. Jim Stark. Here it is.

Stark. Jim Stark.

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

There is stark evidence of this.

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

Osvaldo Stark

Hello, Stark.

Jim Stark?

Jim Stark.

Mr. Stark.

Stark impropriety.

Stark raving mad.

The situation in the developing world is in stark contrast.

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

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

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

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

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

Those are stark legacies of apartheid colonialism.

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

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

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

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

He got his name from fighting stark naked.

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

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

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

Disparities in enrolment between urban and rural areas remain stark.

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

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

Eritrea, formerly part of Ethiopia, is one of those places that is astonishingly beautiful, incredibly stark, and I have no understanding of how people eke out a living there.

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

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.

What we have seen there is but a stark example of exactly what I have just described, which is non respect for previous commitments and obligations, be they political or legal ones.

The legacy of apartheid period, where criminal policing stopped short of the black areas, is a stark reminder of the challenges facing the South African criminal justice system.

It concludes that recent events, during and since the ILO mission to the territories, are a stark reminder of just how fragile and volatile the situation still is.

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

And as long as any child anywhere is paralyzed by this virus, it's a stark reminder that we are failing, as a society, to reach children with the most basic of services.

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.

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.

Draghi is one. Others include Klaus Regling, head of the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), Axel Weber, President of the Bundesbank, and Jürgen Stark, a current member of the ECB s Executive Board.

This incident provides stark evidence of the need for the Government to enter into a frank and sincere dialogue with civil society in Myanmar as a way of overcoming the political difficulties the country is facing.

The stark reality is that the group of four's multistage approach risks derailing the whole United Nations process in general and United Nations reform in particular.