A rise in the number of babies born underweight was met by allocating extra rations to pregnant women, and setting up "maternity homes" for those most at risk.The resultant statistics are remarkable; so remarkable that some doubt their truth, pointing to Cubans' relatively poor nutrition, and to closed regimes' traditional freedom with figures.
At Ibiza, there are enough remarkable dishes so that, even after learning the menu, I had trouble determining what I wanted to eat.
They then began a remarkable ascension so that by midyear 2000 the average stood at $3,096 -- an 88percentt rise from those early-90's lows.
His book comes as the evangelical community has embraced the Internet and social media to a remarkable degree, so that a debate that once might have built over months in magazines and pulpits has instead erupted at electronic speed.
In the middle movements, "A Ball" and "Scene in the Fields," the orchestra produced textures of remarkable clarity, so that one was constantly aware of the stray flutes and sinister tubas prowling at the edges of the picture.
Moreover, PC invades progressively and metastasizes to liver and lymph nodes during early stages without remarkable symptoms so that, surgery is not an option for the majority of these patients that present rapid relapse [ 4, 5].
Nothing so remarkable about that, perhaps, but what they were singing about might have made several of their audience a little uncomfortable.
In a way, it is remarkable that so many Marines, in a service that particularly emphasizes discipline, disagree.
Whatever the pope ultimately decides, church officials and other experts broadly agree that it is remarkable that so delicate an issue is being taken up.
It's remarkable that so many of his left critics failed to see the politics that infuse these works.
