The scale of the donation is remarkable: enough art to easily fill a floor and a half of London's Tate Modern.
In the lead-up, I was inundated with edible donations of remarkable quality: organic vegetables (end-of-life produce donated by a national box scheme), kilos of gherkins (made from a glut of cucumbers saved at an allotment), and fish by-catch (fish caught outside of a fisherman's quota, which they are usually forced, by law, to throw back into the sea to die).
The donation presents a "remarkable opportunity" says Edward Jones, director of the neuroscience center at the University of California, Davis.
The drop in donations has accompanied a remarkable reduction in spending by the candidate campaigns in Iowa up through December, which has left the super PACs to dominate the conversation.
The donations are "not only remarkable in the amount that he's given," McNellis added, but also for the "sheer number" of candidates that have benefited and how far back the contributions go.
In time, he turned his vision of developing a systemised welfare service and drew a persistent and wide response for donations, expanding the trust at a remarkable pace.
Bernie Sanders's remarkable run, financed entirely by millions of small donations, has demonstrated the power of the progressive populist message espoused by Warren that appeals to the best rather than the basest instincts of the populace.
She is obviously a remarkable third-way provider with a talent to extract donations from wealthy people who are guilty about the source of their own money for the usual reasons (Luck? Inheritance? Criminality?).
Snowden's remarkable story isn't the first time a library has received a surprising donation.
That wasn't just a remarkable amount of so-called "hard money," amassed via strictly limited individual donations, but also "hugely symbolic and a show of force," he noted.
