For someone who woke up at 1.30am in Germany, her capacity for exuberant chatter is remarkable.
Redactions marked in the text were made by the US government when Mohamedou Ould Slahi's diary was cleared for public release Listen to live and recorded readings by Brian Eno, Colin Firth and others, as well as a panel discussion with Slahi's lawyer and brother about this remarkable account of imprisonment.
His satellite tags had provided vivid new information of the remarkable distances travelled by these unpredictable predators during their brief lives.
Despite being bowled out before lunch on the first morning, Warwickshire will fancy their chances of completing a remarkable turnaround, having moved to a position 278 runs ahead with three second-innings wickets intact.
Anwar leading a new government would be a remarkable comeback.
But how many of us have seen the extraordinary and moving tribute that remarkable woman made herself at the funeral of one of the murdered cartoonists?
At this point Emilie does a remarkable thing: she changes languages, from French to Flemish to English, and as she does so her body language changes and she is no longer the elfin Parisian gamine but morphs almost into a sort of Englishwoman – less self-consciously cute and man-pleasing and a bit more real.
As they tried to make their way through a wall of television cameras and journalists, Farage hailed the election of Carswell as "remarkable" and spoke of how they would continue their joint campaigning in Rochester and Strood before the next byelection.
More remarkable than the fact that Fitzgerald beat Adorno and Horkheimer and the Occupy movement to the punch, however, is that he saw all this before Wall Street came smashing down.
There's a remarkable moment early in "The Swimmers" – which Fitzgerald called "the hardest story I ever wrote, too big for its space" – when an unfaithful wife, who is French, complains about the American women she sees on the Riviera: "How would you place them?" she exclaimed.
It also shows a remarkable contrast with what cycling (and most sports) has become today in the light of doping scandals and other excesses.
