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Perhaps even more jarringly, the Model Y sport utility vehicle went from a starting price almost $20,000 above the typical transaction price to one below the industry average.

While that may be fair, it has led to a situation in which a jarringly small number of gargantuan companies pay much or even most of San Francisco’s business taxes.

But perhaps most jarringly, the game didn't feature the voice of Nancy Drew that fans had grown used to.

In particular, Portman’s dialog makes it jarringly obvious the script was written by a man in his mid-30s—Scott Rosenberg—trying to make it sound like a 13-year-old girl.

The news of the Narrabri gas project's final environmental approval comes, jarringly, in the same week that the NSW government pushed through its landmark Electricity Infrastructure Investment Bill.

A slice of velvet cheesecake—not really velvet, but dense, almost chewy—was overwhelmed by a walnut crust and jarringly served with ice cream, the only link being that it was cheese-flavored ice cream.

Bassett gets the worst of it, saddled with a jarringly out-of-place subplot where Athena’s husband Michael (‘s Rockmond Dunbar) has just revealed he’s gay.

It argues, too, that the imagination of parents could jarringly alter a child's features, warning that the "force of imagination" could produce a baby with "a hairy lip, wry mouth or great blubber-lips".

Most jarringly, of the nine Letters to the Editor only two heaped calumny upon President Donald Trump, Republicans and other conservatives or libertarians.

The music itself seemed jarringly different to the ears of the public, who were used to the bouncy, organized, danceable tunes of Benny Goodman and Glenn Miller during the swing era.