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It looks remarkably like a genuine merger of equals.
"I think he's a remarkably fresh and inventive thinker who has a genuine and deep passion for design," said Paul Goldberger, the architecture critic for The New Yorker and a member of this year's Driehaus Prize jury.
Forget all that rubbishy racist stuff about Borat and "The Running of the Jew" – this is a place of genuine diversity, where different faiths rub along remarkably well.
It was a genuine around-the-world event, one that, remarkably, might have been scuppered at the last minute but for the intervention of CBS chief executive Les Moonves, who resolved a ticket-allocation spat between Bob Arum and Al Haymon.
So genuine and nice of him to make the couple's day!" Remarkably, this is not the first instance of Murray crashes wedding-related events in South Carolina this year.
The author enriched these itineraries with accounts of the history, customs, religions, and legends of the regions visited, culled from his remarkably wide reading, transforming and enlivening the originals by his literary skill and genuine creative imagination.
They satirically skewer corporate, free-trade, pro-business positions by acting as genuine, sincere spokespeople for these institutions, often offering apologies for past corporate crimes or promoting absurd products with remarkably straight faces at industry conferences.
That, remarkably, is now the second fastest 100m time of any athlete competing at the world championships – and means he is now a genuine medal contender in Moscow.
