Today, a single individual, a single contribution, can be a part of something remarkable – offering clarity in a time of crisis, reversing decades of historical injustice, or finding consensus in disputed truths.
Matt Warman, Daily Telegraph (UK): "What the S4 offers is a comprehensive package of features, starting with a remarkable screen offering far more pixels than the human eye can perceive.
It was a remarkable discovery offering opportunities for research as well as for a belated show of respect to those whose remains had been disturbed.
For 10 years, though, this was a remarkable place, offering a marriage of new and old structures and technologies.
10 33 "We asked ourselves, is there some way that we can bring all these things together into a remarkable product offering?" 10 34 "The answer is yes.
When Amazon was designing the Fire, CEO Jeff Bezos says they asked themselves, "Is there some way we can bring all of these together into a remarkable product offering customers will love?" You can read Kindle books on the Fire, but if that is all you need it for you will probably better off getting a $99 Kindle Touch.
A writer from the Daily Record commented that "as much as ['No Can Do'] is mainstream and poppy, it's hardly their most remarkable offering".
And as a remarkable launch offer, they are offering free calls to 1.6 billion landlines until Dec 31st 2006.
"It started with Clinique two years ago, but the broad growth of it started happening around holiday time and continues to grow," Kreitzman notes, adding, "the market has done a remarkable job of offering product that's pretty consistent from one brand to the next".
"It started with Clinique two years ago, but the broad growth of it happened around holiday time and continues to grow," said Howard Kreitzman, vice president of cosmetics and fragrances at the store, adding, "the market has done a remarkable job of offering product that's pretty consistent from one brand to the next".
This involves offering a remarkable and engaging new vision of a well-visited, if often misunderstood, wonder.
