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The quantification of brucine at physiological pH 7.2 manifests remarkable performance at the developed biosensor.

The jockey's remarkable performance at the Cheltenham Festival, when he won a record-breaking seven races, is still fresh in his mind.

The conservative firebrand has released a new fundraising ad for her SarahPAC organisation that is capitalising on her remarkable performance at the CPAC conservative conclave just a few weeks ago.

Wales have shown in this campaign that they can survive without many players – even without Warburton, because Justin Tipuric gave a remarkable performance at No7 against Italy – but they still rely heavily on their front row.

Four years after that, of course, was King's remarkable performance at the 120-114 loss against the Nets — a Christmas Day defeat that was followed the very next season by the (thanks again, General Washington) double-overtime Knicks victory on Christmas Day over the Boston Celtics, who eventually went on to win the championship that season.

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They exhibited initial capacitances up to 190 F/g and remarkable performances at high charge/discharge rates.

Improving on last year's display would take some doing, but British Rowing is doing everything in its power to prove that the remarkable performances at Eton Dorney can be repeated in Brazil.

How far away those emotions will feel now after a victory in the individual time trial that must be regarded as one of the more remarkable performances at these Games.

Hannah Taylor Gordon gave a remarkable performance as the brilliant young diarist.

The problems are especially troublesome for a team that risked everything on the chance that the graying Favre could repeat his remarkable performance of last year, or at least come close.