The place had virtually all the technology that you'd find at Harvard and Stanford and the Mayo Clinic, and, as I walked through that hospital on a dusty road in South Texas, this struck me as a remarkable thing.
The Paralympics, after all, were supposed to help society get better at understanding that people with disabilities are as capable of remarkable things as anyone else.
But no, as remarkable as all these things are for their absence of conscience, Republicans in Congress this week even topped themselves.
As for the remarkable thing the six constructors have in common... just wait and see.
Those with that privilege will remember many statements such as how a remarkable thing happened just by chance.
Actually, there was nothing to blame Richard for (for a change) as the most remarkable thing about Judy's embarrassment was that she walked away with her dignity, if not her frock, intact.
We should be surprised when they succeed – as their record at international tournaments is not have as good as we think: "The truly remarkable thing about England's two defeats to Italy and Uruguay is that they took the nation by surprise.
It also demands a media-friendly temperament – eternally sunny, diplomatic, philosophical, upbeat – and the remarkable thing about Daley, as far as I can see, is that his perfection of this persona appears entirely authentic.
Perhaps that is not, in itself, such a remarkable thing – as an adult female, the Walthamstow MP has been talking about menstruation for much of her life, as has more than half of the world's population.
As Bradshaw writes, "The remarkable thing about this strong physiological response is that it is triggered by Homo sapiens, a different species".
Yet for Van Heugten, the time that Van Gogh spent in the Borinage was crucial for his development as an artist, because it laid foundations upon which he could build as a painter: "The remarkable thing about his early career in the Borinage is that Van Gogh made choices that he would stick to for the rest of his life.
