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I'll suggest the same vigilance concerning this remarkable chart showing the failure of the one or the UN's most-cited series of forecasts, and I'll predict that it does not see the light of day when the final report is released next year.

The resources of Marcel's philosophy have only begun to be tapped, and one may hope that the recent republication of what are arguably Marcel's two most important works, The Mystery of Being (by St. Augustine's Press) and Creative Fidelity (by Fordham University Press), will help to fuel a renaissance in scholarship concerning this remarkable thinker.

3. Nanofluids – Experimental results concerning the remarkable heat transfer characteristics of nanofluids are at times contradictory.

This concerns the remarkable events that took place before the election in Seminole County.

The silence concerning this important matter of priority in Matthew and John is remarkable.

As the crowd filed into Rod Laver Arena today, much of the conversation still concerned the remarkable men's quarterfinal that had finished only 12 hours earlier on the same court in which Andy Roddick of the United States defeated Younes el-Aynaoui of Morocco in a five-setter that redefined the term "marathon match".

And the concern about this remarkable technological revolution that you and I find ourselves in that has changed the world forever... and the world in 25 years will be a world we don't even recognize.

The ROHO historians' initial overarching question concerned a remarkable occurrence: four successive years of budget surpluses, beginning in 1998, during President Clinton's second term.

The most dismaying incident concerns a remarkable display of directorial arrogance and self-righteousness: When "Amelia" director Mira Nair was told by producers that it would be too expensive to fly a perfect replica of Amelia Earhart's famous Electra airplane from Canada to Africa, she says she was bewildered.

The final image innovation of this remarkable guide concerns the use of coloured marginal bands (Table  1: Best Practice 2) similar to those used in Wildflowers of the Smokies (White et al. 2003) and An Instant Guide to Trees (Lawrence and Fitzsimons 1999).

Americans should be concerned about how few of us speak Japanese and how little we understand this remarkable country.