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The draft circulating among the Iraqi leaders is remarkably progressive by the standards of Iraq's history and of the Arab world.

"His policies have been remarkably progressive," she said.

At that conference, Japan, as host country, was remarkably progressive and generous, committing over a three-year time frame, the unprecedented sum of $2 billion for biodiversity preservation in developing countries.

And the Supremes have also turned out to be remarkably progressive in their rulings on surveillance and privacy matters.

Even shows that are remarkably progressive towards women, like Adventure Time and Steven Universe, are still framed by the worldviews of male leads.

Although, as biographer Jean Edward Smith wrote, Grant's peace policy was "remarkably progressive and humanitarian" for its time, it ultimately disregarded native cultures, something modern Americans see "as a grave error".

The MTA has been remarkably progressive in installing light-rail lines throughout the region, but if non-native landscaping is installed along phase two of the Expo Line, the MTA will gravely undermine its environmental credibility and will torpedo what could have been a boon to the Los Angeles environment.

Despite much individual variation, its age of onset and rate is remarkably homogeneous among progressive multiple sclerosis subtypes (Kremenchutzky et al., 2006).

His course has been remarkably slowly progressive.

The IFS analysis also shows that the new system is remarkably progressive those students who go on to earn the largest salaries pay back the most.Better, universities do appear to be getting more competitive as a result.

California is remarkably prosperous.