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Outside last year's top six, only the very busy Sunderland, Wolverhampton Wanderers, the newly taken-over Queens Park Rangers and - perhaps most eye-catchingly - Stoke City have spent significant sums.

Premier League clubs take risks with new rules in rush for riches | Owen Gibson 2011

Manchester United have spent eye-catchingly and early.

André Villas-Boas is in no rush to run the rule over Chelsea squad 2011

Let's mention the cover too, sumptuous all-over very gold with patina, catches the light and will blind you eye-catchingly well when you see it on a shelf.

People of the Book 2008

Let's mention the cover too, sumptuous all-over very gold with patina, catches the light and will blind you eye-catchingly well when you see it on a shelf.

People of the Book 2008

The MacBook Air is eye-catchingly slim, of course, but some of the reviews I have seen suggest there has had to be some comprimises made to the performance to get everything into the case.

Japanese computer maker brand image 2008

It has been much the same since Aloysius Paulus Maria van Gaal exchanged life as a slow and stocky, but eye-catchingly sweet-passing, Sparta Rotterdam midfielder for a coach's tracksuit at Ajax.

No-nonsense Louis van Gaal aims to complete Bayern Munich revival 2010

As recently as this morning, in fact, I was waiting at a red light not out of safety, mind you, but because crosswalks in summertime are good places for sepia-gazing when a gentleman rolled by on an eye-catchingly colorful bicycle, got off of it theatrically like a gymnast dismounting the parallel bars, secured it to a bike rack, and went on his way:

Archive 2008-08-01 BikeSnobNYC 2008

With more than 200 prints to choose from, we could opt to be stylishly safe or eye-catchingly hip and funky.

Designs to Set Us Apart From the Crowd 2008

As recently as this morning, in fact, I was waiting at a red light not out of safety, mind you, but because crosswalks in summertime are good places for sepia-gazing when a gentleman rolled by on an eye-catchingly colorful bicycle, got off of it theatrically like a gymnast dismounting the parallel bars, secured it to a bike rack, and went on his way:

Lock n' Loaded: Cracking Down on Bike Theft BikeSnobNYC 2008

After all, controversy makes for free publicity; look how big Iain Banks got by beginning with an eye-catchingly icky book 'The Wasp Factory' - publishers printed both the good and bad reviews in its opening pages, to show off how controversial it was.

Auto-no Miss Snark 2006