In a remarkable arrangement for a crossing so major, Manuel J. Moroun, a reclusive billionaire from Detroit's suburbs who oversees a trucking empire, owns the bridge, one of only two privately owned bridges along the United States' entire northern border and by far the most economically significant privately owned bridge in the nation.
Her successes have included swing pieces like "Why Don't You Do Right," novelties like "Manana," the jazz-tinged "Fever" and "Lover," as well as Lieber and Stoller's 1969 Grammy Award winner, "Is That All There Is?" (with a remarkable arrangement by Randy Newman).
It could be hyperbolic, but these are some of the best-realised of his experimental works, with remarkable arrangements by Bob Graettinger.
Our process rhinos are putting everything they've got into analyzing the daily processes that enable H.Bloom employees to buy the best flowers, design exquisite living art, produce remarkable arrangements and deliver those arrangements to our corporate and consumer customers.
Major atonal, polyphonically complex Graettinger compositions such as "City of Glass" (first performed in 1948) and his remarkable arrangements of standard popular songs reveal a talent of astonishing originality showing little influence of Stravinsky, Arnold Schoenberg, Bartók, or any major jazz figures especially unusual for a man so young (he died at the age of 34).
It's a remarkable vocal arrangement, what she came up with.
This is possible because of remarkable anatomical arrangements in the lower limb, whereby closely adjacent arteries and veins form a system of heat exchange between opposing flows of blood.
There was nothing remarkable about the arrangement though he threw in some slight tweaks on the vocals.
The ATP synthase structure is of wide biological interest (reviewed in Walker, 2013) with a remarkable 3D structural arrangement, but completion of all aspects of the 3D structure has remained experimentally challenging (Baker et al., 2012).
A highly fluent guitarist with a lot of jazz knowledge but enough taste to leave bossa novas uncluttered, he brought his own remarkable introductions and arrangements of Jobím's "Wave" and Barroso's "Aquarela do Brasil".
Given these differences and the remarkable heterogeneity of insurance arrangements, practitioner remuneration arrangements, regulatory controls and so forth, it is also astounding that the rate of growth of HE per capita has long been shown to be similar across the developing world (see, e.g. [17, 21, 48, 49]).
