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The practical consequence is that ground forces contingent at a naval exercise isn't necessarily gratuitous or remarkably unusual, but a naval presence at a ground exercise is purely optional.

But Caldwell notes that such feet "are remarkably unusual unless you're a tree-climber".

"The speed of the board decision today suggests that the remarkably unusual and expensive mock trial was a waste of time, besides insulting to the public and regulators," he said.

This is a whimsical and often nonsensical novel which, until you get into the oddness of it, does seem remarkably unusual.

Yale's publicizing of its disciplinary actions is highly unusual, but officials said their move followed a remarkably public and far-reaching episode.

Finally, our results show that amorphized graphene structures present a remarkably high elastic modulus and mechanical strength, along with a low thermal conductivity, which is an unusual combination for carbon-based materials.

The film opened over a remarkably sunny UK weekend in 133 cinemas; from 10 July, that will expand to over 200 – a pre-planned expansion rollout unusual in the UK.

A remarkably analytical sensibility.

15 "a remarkably good day".

It's a remarkably effective partnership.

This is a remarkably efficient operation.