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We spend more time boarding airplanes and entering government buildings, but all in all 9/11 has left remarkably little imprint on the economy.By contrast, the 2008 crisis has had much longer-lasting reverberations than I expected.

In this cold and rainy capital, just an hour's drive from the contested Golan Heights, the suspension of peace talks with Israel has left many Syrians remarkably unmoved.

That has left United's frontline looking remarkably bland for a club that prides itself on a bold, attacking philosophy and it goes against what might have been expected when they finished Van Gaal's first campaign with 62 goals – two fewer than in the David Moyes season — and their second lowest total of the Premier League years.

The interface is remarkably minimal for now, but Apple has left lots of room for custom stations.

The twenty-five years have left him remarkably unworn; he has bright green eyes, a full head of hair, and a broad smile that alternates between seraphic and pained.

He and other advisers highlighted one reading that would be encouraging under normal conditions: the waves of urgent selling have left stocks remarkably cheap by longtime benchmarks.

Over the course of the past few months, though, weak sales and questionable deals have left both companies looking remarkably vulnerable.

Turnover has been remarkably light: only four partners have left over the life of the firm.

Her performance suggested that 13 years of power, and campaign blunders by Gordon Brown and others, have left Labour loyalism in the party's heartlands remarkably intact.

They settled in a 17th-century Danish farmhouse in a rural area not far from Copenhagen that looked remarkably like the countryside they had left.

(Once, says Susan Thoman of Cedar Grove, a man called up saying he had left his keys in his yard bin. They turned up, remarkably, stuck to the magnet).