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"It's remarkably convenient that they can achieve all their goals just by doing their start-up".

The symbolism of mineral contamination is remarkably convenient for Roebourne, a pocket of abject poverty nestled amid some of Western Australia's wealthiest mining townships.

The critics were confounded, however, when the £5 charge resulted in a substantial reduction in Central London congestion and the payment and enforcement mechanisms proved to be remarkably convenient and fair.

"No doubt there are some real villains among them, but finding this gang was responsible for every racist crime of the last few years is remarkably convenient just before the G8 summit," said Nikolai Donskov, editor of the St Petersburg office of the liberal weekly, Novaya Gazeta.

This is remarkably convenient for customers looking for services like pet grooming or haircuts, as they can schedule an appointment without ever leaving the SERP.

"No one is saying the Chinese government went after the Falun Gong specifically for their organs," Mr. Carney writes, "but it seems to have been a remarkably convenient and profitable way to dispose of them.

It's a remarkably convenient way for customers to reorder everyday items, and even adds a bit of fun to the process".

Yet the streets were remarkably litter-free, which probably had as much to do with cultural habits as the lack of convenient carry-outs.

Those are remarkably different.

California is remarkably prosperous.

All were remarkably precocious.