In the music world, the unified Berlin can at times still feel remarkably divided.
Starting with a soft jab at a remarkably divided Congress, the pope called on lawmakers to "cooperate" for the common good in "a spirit of fraternity and solidarity".
Attitudes of GPs were remarkably divided on most issues relating to the medications.
The energy and climate change said he respected UKIP for a "clear position" over the European Union, while the Tories were divided, and Labour was "remarkably silent" over Britain's future links to the EU.
Remarkably, HJURP, divided empirically into high, mid and low tertiles, was an independent prognostic variable for disease free and overall survival in 130 women with breast cancer and outperformed many conventional prognostic features.
Democrats and Republicans, divided on so much, are remarkably united in supporting Israel and in ratcheting up pressure on Iran.
These are essentially the same defects that led a closely divided Supreme Court to strike down a remarkably similar state law four years ago.
Williams believes that Bryan did better than any other Democrat would have, and comments, "The nominee of a divided and discredited party, he had come remarkably close to winning".
In its response to Vladimir Putin's revanchism, Mr Rumsfeld's new Europe is remarkably similar to the old one: divided roughly between north and south.
The airborne fraction of CO2 emission, defined as the observed atmospheric increase divided by emissions of fossil CO2, has been remarkably constant over the last 50 years [6].
