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It is remarkable enough that a 200-year-old book continues to capture our attention.

At this rudimentary stage of democracy, some say, it is remarkable enough that the Iraqis are voting at all.

It is remarkable enough that a Catholic bishop would assume that people only care about what affects them directly.

It is remarkable enough that enthusiasts began calling the vinegar maker's parents, trying to track him down and showing up at his house in hopes of buying some more.

It is remarkable enough that many skeptics of homeopathy actually say that there is "no research" that has shows that homeopathic medicines work.

It's not just, though this is remarkable enough, that Neame, celebrating his 92nd birthday today, has personally experienced more of the movie business than anyone else still alive and lucid.

It's remarkable enough that people like Shrike and Haixiang Zhou and Yifei Zhang exist at all.

That Britain's oldest merchant bank should have run up such ruinous losses was remarkable enough; that it had done it through the activities of a lone 27-year-old derivatives trader in Singapore was mind-boggling.

The study's findings are remarkable enough that the entire cadre of Adam Smith, Milton Friedman, Thomas Edison, and Rachel Carson could find good reason to embrace the Clean Power Plan.

It's remarkable enough that Charlie Beljan was able to confront his anxiety and step back on the golf course, and it's truly incredible he went on to win the championship.

But his life was remarkable enough that the Los Angeles Evening Express wrote in an editorial in 1928 that a monument to the former senator be placed alongside those of Father Junipero Serra and Thomas Starr King in the U.S. Capitol's Statuary Hall.