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SINE appears to be remarkably life threatening.

This process appears to be remarkably similar irrespective of the country.

Prof. Farber appears to be remarkably ill-informed about the climate debate and even the basics of climate science.

D6 NEEDIEST CASES B10 Culture THE PUBLIC'S TASTE -- The appetite in popular culture appears to be remarkably unchanged as movie releases and the television seasons return to their normal rhythm.

Mr. Wallis said that while conservation experts from the George Eastman House in Rochester are only now beginning to assess the condition of the film, it appears to be remarkably good for 70-year-old nitrate stock stored in what essentially looks like confectionery boxes.

Many in the industry who heard the keynote speech of William Gates, chairman of the Microsoft Corporation, at the Comdex computer show in November noted that his vision for the I.B.M.-compatible personal computer world in 1994 or 1995 appears to be remarkably similar to what Next is offering today.

When they are improvising, key portions of professional musicians' brains appear to be remarkably quiet.

All three of Sony's two-megapixel camcorders appear to be remarkably button-free; the body surface is practically bare.

It now turns out about 60,000 vehicles a year that, if you squint just a little, appear to be remarkably like Jeep Grand Cherokees.

The species richness of butterflies in clear-cuts appeared to be remarkably high: we recorded altogether 81% of the total regional species pool across the study sites.

The skits offer bits of urban wisdom: don't walk barefoot in Washington Square Park; keep your wallet hidden; be skeptical of men on Broadway selling what appear to be remarkably cheap show tickets.