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Noah Smith notes, correctly, that the current position of the hard-money coalition — now that it seems, after many years of failure, to have mostly given up on predicting runaway inflation — involves a remarkable repudiation of an idea that one might have expected them to hold dear, namely that of efficient financial markets.

Answering that question involves a remarkable confluence of scientific concepts.

The answer, it turns out, involves a remarkable level of international organisation, the coming together for a single project of gangs of criminals, mutually untrusting and anonymous, and the smuggling of huge amounts of cash across borders.

This involved a remarkable – and to some I suspect unsettling – piece of research.

The encore was "Delta Dawn," which involved a remarkable scatted section — Ella Fitzgerald on meth.

Further modifications to the original design involved a remarkable stretch of the fuselage to accommodate the pilot and one passenger on the flight deck and 16 passengers in the main cabin and a redesigned wing and tail assembly.

A scholar examines six crucial episodes in the nation's volatile youth, all of them involving a remarkable fraternity of men -- Washington, Jefferson, Franklin, Adams, Hamilton, Madison and Burr -- who held together a fragile republic until national habits and customs took root.

Starting a small business can involve a remarkable amount of red tape.

Nobody throws a party like Disney, and this was one of their most memorable, involving a remarkable historic location and immersive sound and visual components provided by Dolby.

The evolution of glyoxylate cycle enzymes, ICL and MS, seems to have involved a remarkable array of events.

Variations in the model will be tested, and those variables not having a significance p<0.05 in the Wald test will be eliminated when that does not involve a remarkable variation in the standardised β coefficients of the variables in the model.