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G.M.'s bankruptcy petition culminates a remarkable four months of confrontation between Washington and Detroit that is expected to result in a drastic downsizing of the company.
And again, the chart only considered atmospheric temperature estimates from satellite data; the petition ignored the remarkable accuracy of climate models in simulating global surface temperatures and other climate change patterns.
Skepticism is warranted, but so far Change.org petitions have seen some remarkable successes.
There was a remarkable absence of brochures, leaflets and petitions, along with meetings and perceptible organizational structure.
"One of the remarkable things about this set of petitions is that it shows just how strong the bonds that unite us can be," the official response reads, calling the groups' protests of veterans' funerals "reprehensible".
Perhaps just as remarkable, the White House included a GIF that shows where most of the anti-Westboro petition signatures have come from.
A Reuters examination of nine years of cases shows that 66 of the 17,000 lawyers who petitioned the Supreme Court succeeded at getting their clients' appeals heard at a remarkable rate.
Perhaps the climax was in 1837 when Adams presented a petition from 22 slaves and, threatened by his opponents with censure, defended himself with remarkable keenness and ability.
All the more remarkable, then, that Richard West's former charges – chief among them the shot pupil – have started a petition calling for his reinstatement.
Ministers from the four nations meet in Siem Reap, Cambodia, tomorrow to rule on the Xayaburi plan amid demonstrations and petitions by conservationists who warn that the dam could kill off some of the world's most remarkable freshwater species.
