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The first letters they wrote for the project were already remarkably different from their personal experience essays and routine journal entries.

When Hauser Wirth & Schimmel acquired its new space, a former flour mill in L.A.'s Arts District, it was already remarkably painted — with graffiti.

Indeed, as a European diplomat wearily observes, they are already remarkably adept at flitting between the two sides of the conflict for their various needs: electricity and so forth from the Americans; speedy Koranic justice from the Taliban.

Politico will host, with NBC News and Telemundo, the first debate of the campaign season on May 2, getting a head start on a season of face-offs that is already remarkably busy.

While nothing is known about Sandby's training, the sketches he submitted around March 1747 to the Board of Ordnance to establish his qualifications show that by then his drawing technique was already remarkably precise.

Some videotape of him on the ice taken about a year later by Dave Bidini, a Canadian musician and hockey documentarian, shows a ganglier Ovie but one already remarkably self-possessed.

One or two of them already project remarkably and with apparently full motivation.

And while the autobiography is not published until Friday, it is already selling remarkably well.

"But he's already done remarkably well in a Democratic state, and he's got some serious political smarts.

LIEUTENANT James Holman was already a remarkably good naval officer when he went blind in 1811, at the age of 25.

This despite the fact that people who derive their income from investments, not wages — people like, say, Willard Mitt Romney — already pay remarkably little in taxes.