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More recently, he recorded a remarkable version of Oasis's Don't Look Back in Anger – a highlight of Sixties Sing Nineties (1999), a collection of modern rock recordings by 1960s luminaries.

But the director, Molly Hawkins, the creative designer, Tobias Rylander, and the lighting director, Michael Straun, pulled off a remarkable version of the Manchester show, with horizontal magic replacing the vertical.

Then he changed from black jeans and boots into tight trousers and a shirt covered in Swarovski crystals, which glistened under the lights as he played works of Bach and his own transcriptions, including a remarkable version of Schubert's song "Der Erlkönig".

Food came up a number of times: once in a remarkable version of Dorival Caymmi's "Vatapá," with connotations of Candomblé religious ceremonial rhythms; again in his 1970's song "Linha de Passe," with its list of Brazilian popular dishes, and also in "Ronco da Cuica," a song about music and hunger and anger.

I'm thinking, in particular, of "The New World," Terrence Malick's 2005 remarkable version of the story of Pocahontas (played by Q'orianka Kilcher) and John Smith Colin Farrelll).

"The most remarkable version of this property is found in hexagonal crystals, such as diamonds, calcite and tourmaline, which double an image by splitting the light".

Homer's "Odyssey" offers one of the most remarkable versions of it.

Furthermore, as is witnessed by Hilbert's unpublished Sommer Vorlesung 1905 (see Kahle 2004), Hilbert discovered a remarkable functional version of Russell's paradox, later to become popular in the context of combinatory logic, lambda calculus and recursion theory.

The result is, among other things, a remarkable computer-animated version of Woods's famous smile — the way the upper lip slides up over the teeth is perfect.

Copenhagen's Louisiana Museum of Modern Art certainly thinks so, having collaborated with Japan's most famous living artist to produce a remarkable new illustrated version of The Little Mermaid.

(See also the Morgan's digitized version of a remarkable bound volume of Wilde letters and manuscripts).