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Stone was attacked as a veteran-mocker and a traitor; in a pattern that has proven remarkably consistent in cases of shaming that have little to do with professional conduct, she lost her job.

We have learned to expect nothing better: the company has proven remarkably consistent in failing to predict the abuses and shortcomings of its platform and priorities.

Forster and McLennan's magical ability to marry sun-drenched jangly melodies with incisive, lovelorn lyrics has proved remarkably consistent over their 25-year career.

Mr Barak will add, of course, that it was he who planned and ran so successful a military campaign.But will Hamas budge?Hamas, meanwhile, has proved remarkably consistent in its aims.

The format has spawned a variety of languages, but the basis for tagging has proved remarkably consistent.

The method has rescued proteins stored for years and has proven remarkably reproducible.

Given how combustible they initially seemed, they've proved remarkably consistent in their latter years: even their least successful album, 2004's Lifeblood, went silver and came cluttered with intriguing ideas.

He has proven remarkably stubborn in the past.

The American system, for all its struggles, has proven remarkably resilient yet again.

The technique of applying drug cocktails to HIV-infected patients has proven remarkably successful.

That intuition has proved remarkably resilient.