The law is remarkably complex; it gives the elderly the chance to buy long-promised drug benefits, beginning in 2006, but it also restructures Medicare to bring in more private health plans.
In any case the law is remarkably self-perpetuating.
Moreover, we found that the scaling function is well fit by a double power law, with remarkably similar exponents across all brain regions and behavioral states (Figs. 9a and 9c), suggesting the existence of universal mechanisms underlying the dynamics of spike avalanches in the brain.
Laws were remarkably pliant.
Stop hitting yourself!" The president's daughter and son-in-law have remarkably similar clapping style, although Ivanka opted to join her hands together while her husband preferred to slap his right hand into the palm of his left.
Æthelberht's code makes reference to the church in the very first item, which enumerates the compensation required for the property of a bishop, a deacon, a priest, and so on; but overall, the laws seem remarkably uninfluenced by Christian principles.
For such a complex rule — it gets into areas like commingled funds and the interplay of state and federal law — it is remarkably free of loopholes.
The Putin administration's rhetoric, practice and law have been remarkably consistent — and the agenda for the months ahead is laid out in plain sight.
While these events are different in appeal, all are inclusive in nature, attracting crowds in the hundreds of thousands — and thanks to good planning, good behavior and effective law enforcement, with remarkably little trouble over the years.
The lobbyists, employed by Genentech and by two Washington law firms, were remarkably successful in getting the statements printed in the Congressional Record under the names of different members of Congress.
