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Yet a collective founded to respond to change has just gone remarkably old-school.
Sometimes, as between Britain and Germany, it does not.So far, things have gone remarkably well between America and China.
And here's an important point that has gone remarkably unreported, except on a few financial blogs: something dramatic does seem to be happening on the expected inflation front.
The transition to democracy has gone remarkably smoothly, thanks to the quiet competence of the caretaker government that has ruled since Mr Fujimori's exit.
Yet for all his physical and commercial clout, Johnson's ascent to Hollywood's top ranks has gone remarkably unheralded since he made his acting debut in 2001 in The Mummy Returns, following five years on the World Wrestling Entertainment circuit.
Frank Busch, who coached her at the University of Arizona and is steering her latest comeback, said her training had gone remarkably well and that he had never seen her happier.
The operation went remarkably well.
It's actually going remarkably well".
THE last time the Republican Party decapitated a king of the Hill, everything went remarkably smoothly.
But many observers said that given the circumstances, the merger went remarkably smoothly.
[#unhandled_cartoon] Things had been going remarkably smoothly for Michelle Obama until mid-February.
