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It thus appears that continued positive selection should have acted on the NIP subfamily during evolution and this selection would be remarkably significant.

Remarkably, the direct effect of population size and circumcision proved to be relatively small, although their effect is recognized and they may have acted indirectly.

But Hezbollah has acted in a remarkably restrained and disciplined manner, and there has been little in the way of reprisals.

Remarkably the rats consistently released the trapped stranger, acting toward strangers just as they had acted toward familiar cagemates.

The two acts have received remarkably disparate treatment from scholars, with the 1789 act heralded as the basis of the federal judicial system and the 1801 act largely regarded as an embarrassment notable only for its role in the partisan conflict surrounding the election of 1800.

This album has aged remarkably well.

Some, like explorer Delia Akeley or "utopian realist" Therese Clerc, have remarkably driven second acts later in life.

This [the Investment Company Act of 1940] is an act that has worked remarkably well for more than a half century.

Several have sounded remarkably relaxed.

Both sides have benefited remarkably.

But elsewhere protests have been remarkably peaceful.