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U Medvidku, a beer hall and hotel in Prague that dates to 1466, just opened a tiny brewery of its own, though it remains something of a secret.

Still, it remains something of an adolescent curve ball.

But at the moment it remains something of a pugilistic pantomime.

But it remains something of a puzzle as to why humans are affected by the Moon.

As a ballet it remains something of an assignment, dutifully executed by Mr. Wheeldon.

It remains something of a mystery what happened to the bound man.

It became a work of fiction, but for me it still remains something of a family history, too.

Yet for all the sense that the standup world is changing – Thomas cites the proliferation of American female standups from Amy Schumer to Kate McKinnon as an inspiration – it still remains something of an uphill battle.

Whether I liked it or not still remains something of a mystery.

For economists, however, the question of why individuals turn out to vote in places where it is not compulsory remains something of a mystery.Early work on the subject looked at the motivations of rational, utility-maximising Homo economicus.

AntiSec claims to have purloined over 12m of Apple's during a hacking attack it says it staged in March.Quite where it got the identifiers from remains something of a mystery.