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Just saying your name and showing your face to make a payment seems to address both of those issues, though it may feel remarkably low-tech.

Named the Overseer, and sporting a front-page layout that may feel remarkably familiar to Observer readers, the publication led with the headline "Scientists are still struggling to understand deadly fungus".

But I feel remarkably sane".

Look and feel Both apps look and feel remarkably similar.

At the close of day, you feel remarkably tired but remarkably well.

"I feel remarkably empowered and able to get things done," Mr. Stein said.

Grasping at straws can lead to solid ground that can feel remarkably universal.

Despite frequently bared breasts and thighs, the photos feel remarkably innocent.

The bulk of the photographs here feel remarkably sedate, almost anesthetized.

In the music world, the unified Berlin can at times still feel remarkably divided.

While both of us have aged, the concerts feel remarkably the same.