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The photos are remarkably good for such a tiny sensor.

And while the sound was remarkably good for such a huge venue, the theatrics stole the show.

The newer "Rosenkavalier" sounds remarkably good for its age, and the earlier one even more so for its age.

Most newspapers and magazines, similarly, are better for niche buys than for creating a brand from scratch.The coming year is looking remarkably good for the broadcast networks.

He looks trim and remarkably good for 43, the only telltale signs that the Dogg is no longer the renegade wee pup being the odd thread of grey worming its way into his tight braids.

The islands are in the "top division of offshore centres", it concludes, and their "judicial and prosecution systems, regulation and co-operation with other jurisdictions are remarkably good for such small communities".

"He was in remarkably good spirits for someone who has been awake for over 24 hours".

Analyses of kinetic and equilibrium data for both oxygen and CO within the framework of the MWC allosteric model for wild-type HbI and its mutants provide remarkably good agreement for binding both ligands, strongly suggesting a very similar cooperative mechanism is operative for CO and O2.

But in economic terms, at least, the decade was a remarkably good one for many people around the globe.

That kind of personal attention usually commands a premium, so this walk is remarkably good value for £30, especially as lunch is included.

10.46am: The biggest political news event today took place not in New Hampshire but on the labour market – and some remarkably good news for the Obama administration.