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Their children are remarkably hardy.

Although he's over eighty his mind is still remarkably alert.

The life of Marx is remarkably well documented.

“It’s remarkably stable with freezing and thawing, ” he said.

People, when they had to, behaved remarkably well.

The eye of a southern ground-hornbill. The bird has remarkably long, wiry eyelashes.

The effect was a remarkably convincing portrait of a critter walking across rugged terrain.

There was once a remarkably kind boy who was a great angler.

For a young man on his first day at work he's remarkably cocky.

In fact investors have been remarkably tolerant of fiscal deficits in recent years.

And plans remarkably similar to the old British idea were put in place for local defence militias.

Although consumer gloom seems to have abated, the reported level of -27 is remarkably low by historical standards.

It is remarkably effective, because the software doesn’t have to insult the user to accomplish its ends.

In the process of secondary succession from conifer - broadleaf forest to broadleaf forest, species richness fluctuated remarkably.

It may seem hard to improve upon the linear scaling of this problem, but quite remarkably, there is a way.

Computers will enable remarkably sophisticated retrieval techniques, if only we are able to break our thinking out of its traditional box.

It may conjure up images of dirt, squalor and plague, but the middle ages also created a society that was, remarkably, anti-capitalist.

Ivan Lovett of Queensland, Australia, creates remarkably lifelike busts of famous ICONS such as Salvador Dali, Bob Dylan and John Lennon, from ordinary chicken wire.

Almost immediately after the expiration of the government's tax credit for homebuyers, it became clear that American housing market stability had been remarkably dependent on the generous subsidy.

Swifter than a speeding neutrino they were not, but explanations for the news that subatomic particles apparently travelled faster than light have still arrived remarkably fast.

This did not suit Jo at all, but she accepted the place since nothing better appeared and, to every one's surprise, got on remarkably well with her irascible relative.

It depicts five soldiers hoisting the Sri Lankan flag, looking remarkably like the iconic photograph of five marines and a seaman raising old Glory over Iwo Jima in 1945.

He's just remarkably good at it. For years I've said that when Jobs is having a bad keynote, you leave feeling like your life will be better for buying his "One More Thing" product.

So he moved to Inter Milan in 2008, winning the Italian championship and, more remarkably, the Uefa champions League last year, beating Barcelona, the world's best team, along the way.