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Our reviewer, Simon Singh, said Johnson, a science reporter for The New York Times, "provides a remarkable insight into the role of women in science a century ago".

EVENING STARS 2000 DANCE SERIES You couldn't get much smarter and more adventurous than the Evening Stars 2000 Series, which provides a remarkable overview of American dance in six performances.

Investment in an alliance that in large measure denationalizes defense, and contains or resolves old antagonisms through family arguments around NATO's kitchen table, provides a remarkable rate of return.

A leaked internal review by the New York Times provides a remarkable glimpse of an industry in the midst of a revolution.Every paper is rethinking its business strategy as readers keep abandoning print for digital, and in particular mobile, devices.

In "The Middle Passage" (1962), Naipaul provides a remarkable analysis of the limitations of the West Indian writer: **{:.break one} ** Living in a borrowed culture, the West Indian, more than most, needs writers to tell him who he is and where he stands.

This provides a remarkable economic and social benefit and has broad prospects for further application.

Public discussion by these "leaders" has provided a remarkable display of misdirection, misleading and outright lying.

While the cereals and sugarcane are a primary food source, bamboos provide a remarkable range of useful products.

Photographs taken by Syrian children in Lebanon have provided a remarkable insight into the country's refugee crisis.

Interestingly, the recent post-election violence in Kenya provided a remarkable case study for the cellphone as an instrument of both war and peace.

So while it wasn't very nice for the Ural region, this explosive event has provided a remarkable wealth of new data.