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'With those influences,' Morgan says, 'I think you shouldn't be saying how Australian swimming has lost its dominant position, you should be saying how remarkable it is that Australia, and America, have stayed ahead of the field.' Older coaches spy something deeper at work: in Australia, there is such a saturation of sporting opportunities that sports are constantly in competition with each other.

And yet … how remarkable it was.

I don't have to remind people how remarkable it is for so many reasons.

"He knows how fragile it is, he knows how remarkable it is," she says, referring to the paper.

It was her husband, on a trip back to visit Lee Shetterly's parents, who pointed out how remarkable it was.

Seaver reminisced this spring and mentioned how remarkable it was that Clemens had managed to remain a power pitcher.

Any such connection may be too long ago for this new genetic testing to reveal, but even so, how remarkable is it to be able to find several hundred of your cousins by... well, spitting?

Like most engineers I got a lot more optimistic about Bitcoin once I understood how technically remarkable it is.

The fact that his promotions occurred in a time of peace and that Brock had no special political connections adds to how remarkable a rise it was.

No matter how remarkable a scene, if it remains unchanging long enough it becomes tedious.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet No matter how remarkable a scene, if it remains unchanging long enough it becomes tedious.