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The American music industry may not understand the Welsh-born singer Judith Owen, but at least Richard Thompson appreciates her remarkable voice and decidedly non-easy listening approach to songwriting.
Clinton's move to the left is made all the more remarkable considering in 2008 presidential candidate Clinton was decidedly more centrist.
The letter was remarkable for its odd combination of clear respect for a superior and decidedly straight talk.
The book, subtitled "The Joy of Creating Remarkable Moments for Others," begins by asking, "Is a mint on a pillow really a sign of hospitality?" "Today, decidedly less so," the text replies.
Sturridge struck twice in eight minutes against Aston Villa on Saturday, which was all the more remarkable as it was only the second game of his comeback and, until his lovely volley, he had looked decidedly rusty.
It's all the more remarkable at a time when churches being converted into yuppie housing, discos or carpet stores is celebrated by the decidedly secular caste of urbanists.
Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of the jobs slump is that the Americans in their 20s and 30s who have been most affected by it remain decidedly upbeat.
