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

My name's Stark. Eric Stark.

Stark?

Stark.

Stark?

Mr. Stark!

Tony Stark.

Hello, Stark.

Maylon Stark?

Jim Stark?

Jim Stark.

Jim Stark.

Mr. Stark!

What about Stark?

And now Stark.

The Executive Secretary of the Congress began the discussion by referring to a UNODC initiative against trafficking in persons, which highlighted the stark realities of transnational organized crime.

The statistics are stark.

The choice is stark.

Its dilemma is stark.

Scorpio, fire on Stark.

The real Tony Stark!

No, thanks, Mr. Stark.

The reports of the Committee and of the Secretary General continue to contain very disturbing accounts and revelations and to reflect stark realities concerning the situation on the ground.

The electoral math is stark.

The possible conclusions are stark.

Tony Stark just passed us!

Mr. Stark, you should rest.

So not just Mr. Stark?

Careful. She's stark, ravin' mad.

The political differences are too stark.

There is stark evidence of this.

I'm mad. I'm stark, raving mad.

First, let's see the Stark file.

Does Mr. Stark live here alone?

It's not so bad for Stark.

Ethiopia and Yemen are equally stark examples.

Those are stark legacies of apartheid colonialism.

It's been a while, hasn't it, Stark?

It seems Stark knows his wife's lover.

Here's what I can do for Stark.

Russian Realities

These average rates mask stark differences between countries.

He got his name from fighting stark naked.

I couldn't believe that Tony Stark got kidnapped!

Did you ever hearof a soldier named Stark?