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But at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, which has begun a major new venture in its remarkable excavations of New York's past, it happens because the themes explored are actually too ordinary.

Pegu draws a younger crowd than the Brandy Library does, and it emphasizes special cocktails while the Brandy Library revels in its remarkable inventory of spirits.

The entire borough in its remarkable diversity is there.

A similar push is vital if China is to move to the next stage in its remarkable development journey.

In other words, this production of "Luck" has a fair amount of luck itself, at least in its remarkable timeliness.

On Friday, Google's share price jumped above that price for the first time, another milestone in its remarkable ascent from $85 in its public offering in 2004.

RB Marriott of the Stage found its depiction of working-class Londoners leading desperate, dead-end lives "sensitive" and tinged with "compassion", while the US novelist and theatre critic Mary McCarthy echoed Gaskill in praising its "remarkable delicacy".

In conclusion, its remarkable behavior and high stability render this material an excellent candidate for application in EC devices.

In addition, its remarkable ability to produce proteins has made this fungus an important commercial source of cellulases.

There is, of course, a certain irony to this categorization, since rickets was known throughout the nineteenth century as "the English disease" in tribute to its remarkable prevalence in England's gloomy and heavily polluted industrialized cities.

And in its very remarkable final speech by Laura's husband Fred - a lovely performance from Cyril Raymond - Coward makes the case for not talking about things.