In its own loopy way, the movie is a remarkably fact-based and specific guide to some of the oddest, most secretive chapters of the Cold War.
I am sorry to burden you with all these numbers, but the arguments you usually hear about the law are remarkably fact-free.
First there was Katie Arnold-Ratliff's remarkably fact-free article in which she argued that no woman could ever successfully publish a memoir about a cat, because women with cats can't overcome (as Mr. Arnold-Ratliff put it) the "sad-sack single cat girl" stigma.
Of course, the experience of being present for the live performances is remarkably, in fact necessarily, different from the exhibition.
Here, we show that the Southern Ocean Sclerolinum population is not a new species, but more remarkably in fact belongs to the species S. contortum, first described from an Arctic mud volcano located nearly 16,000 km away.
The claims conference became suspicious when employees noticed two applications that came in within two weeks that had remarkably similar facts, said Gregory Schneider, the executive vice president of the organization.
Remarkably, these facts are undisputed yet debate remains intense.
Remarkably stable, in fact.
Even the language, at times, is remarkably matter of fact.
Fox populations are, in fact, remarkably self-regulating.
In fact, remarkably, both Bishop and Varmus took up public service in a serious way.
