It is remarkable that the satisfaction with the decision-making process of people with and without an appointed proxy AD was similar, as reported by relatives.
But at least Obama can say what Kennedy did not live to see: that just over a quarter-century after Kennedy spoke, after much controversy, and despite many mistakes, and thanks to considerable sacrifice, the world of freedom could take sober satisfaction in a remarkable victory.
"We have been less than generous with people who have been remarkable," said the bishop.Finding no satisfaction at home, Mr Tutu has given evidence in support of one of four lawsuits in American courts against international and South African banks, oil companies and other "snooty" firms that broke sanctions.
What's remarkable is the pleasure and satisfaction giving gives her.
Dr Richard Vautrey, of the British Medical Association, said the overall satisfaction results were "remarkable" considering the workload pressures GPs were under.
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These levels of satisfaction are especially remarkable when you consider that Medicaid pays doctors and hospitals significantly less than private insurance.
At the last count, this public service had a 94% customer satisfaction rate – and that remarkable result was considered a disappointment after consecutive scores of 98%.
Harris et al. (1992) report remarkable age differences in the etiology of satisfaction with life, with no evidence for genetic influences in the age group younger than 65 year, and a heritability of 48%% in elderly (>65).
Like a batsman seeing it like a ball or an in-form football team running up a cricket score, Vincenzo Nibali used his self-satisfaction to pull off a remarkable solo victory at Tre Cime di Lavaredo.
I think we figured it out because we have a 97% patient satisfaction rating, and that's a remarkable number when you consider this is the cancer business.
