By itself, Mr. Claywell's ability to pull strings with top decision makers might not be remarkable.
While the fact that experts, scholars, and policy-makers meet to discuss this issue might not be remarkable, the interesting aspect of this workshop was that the umbrella theme was loss and damage (L&D).
Certainly these might seem to be remarkable times for female political leadership in Britain and across the world.
"When you find somebody who is different there might be something remarkable and important in that," he says.
Wozniacki, the 20-year-old from Denmark, might be a remarkable athlete and fighter with a consistent game, an improved serve and an upbeat disposition.
Indeed, given a greatly increased likelihood of abuses being detected, on videos or mobile-phone cameras, it might be thought remarkable that only a handful of misdeeds have come to light.Yet rancour over the war could have contributed to them.
It was the first in M.L.B. history and it still might be less remarkable than the guy in the stands who body-checked a child to get the ball.
President Vladimir V. Putin did something today that might be deemed remarkable even in a robust democracy like the United States: he spent two and a half hours on national television, taking questions from ordinary Russians.
An example might be the remarkable convergence between certain technologies and certain organic adaptations: for instance, animal echolocation, used by several animals like bats, and human echolocation or SONAR (sound navigation and ranging), commonly used by submarines.
