In Cass's case, he acknowledges that working-class Americans "can buy even more cheap stuff," but remarkably dismisses the extraordinary import of the previous truth.
The structure of NLPs is remarkably conserved over extraordinary phylogenetic distance.
Remarkably, despite the extraordinary sequence diversity of HIV-1, and the potential to dissociate SNAT1 downregulation from that of CD4 and tetherin, the ability of Vpu to target SNAT1 is therefore conserved across pandemic HIV-1 viruses, suggesting a significant selective advantage.
Although the precise signaling functions of NO are poorly understood, its capacity to modulate Ca2+ homeostasis provides an extraordinary and remarkably effective way of conveying information.
Even Darwin wanted to experiment with this "remarkably liberal" man and his extraordinary powers.
Their tolerance of outside involvement has, under these extraordinary circumstances, proved remarkably resilient, as opinion polls taken in March clearly showed.But there are limits.
Happily, it does not consume the story, which opens a window on a long-vanished society's extraordinary life and remarkably productive work.
In each place I visited, policymakers, data scientists, and social workers told a remarkably consistent story: there is extraordinary need for public programs and not enough help to go around.
They are soulless, but immortal; frequently possessed of extraordinary intelligence, and again remarkably stupid.
Even so, after the sight of the toilets, plus the decidedly un-European siege security, the atmosphere inside the parliament's extraordinary crisis meeting was remarkably civilised.There was none of the brawling for which the house is notorious.
His touch is remarkably unchanged, extending even to some extraordinary hiking staffs whose knobby wood is transformed to scepters for the patriarch of the forest.
