On a Thursday evening in December a remarkable attack by a shadowy group of hackers briefly paralysed Twitter.
None of the roughly 48,000 troops in Iraq were killed in August, a remarkable if fragile achievement, officials said.
"The second debate they said, 'Oh he actually talks in complete sentences.' The third debate they said, 'He actually knows what he's talking about".' Two polls on Friday showed Mr. Gingrich in a statistical tie for the lead among Republican rivals, and a spokesman for the campaign said Saturday it had raised $3 million since October, a remarkable reversal of fortune since the summer.
What we do know, though, is that more than 1.5 million Australians tuned in to watch the Socceroos defeat Iraq and quality for the World Cup back in June – a remarkable statistic given the game, like this year's A-League finals, was live on Fox Sports and shown on a 60-minute delay on SBS.
Last December, a remarkable article appeared in Army Times, titled: "Not us.
Berry said Leigh, who has been working on his film Mr Turner – to be screened in Cannes next month – was a remarkable director.
The Community Life Survey, commissioned by the Cabinet Office and published last month, demonstrates a remarkable increase in the number of people volunteering in England.
Detoxed from our stressful month in a remarkable three days, we pick up our rental car and head to our cabin.
A once heavily fortified RUC police station, for decades a symbol of division during Northern Ireland's Troubles, will next month complete a remarkable £4.25m transformation celebrating a village's most famous son.
That same month, in a remarkable display of regional cooperation, Washington, D.C. and its suburban neighbors, Montgomery and Prince Georges County, Maryland, all adopted laws establishing a minimum wage of $11.50.
