At the latest drinking session in October, he says, several departing employees came up to him and "said remarkably good things about the company".
This, remarkably, is a good thing.
Nate (whom we can see, because this is a third-person game) is remarkably good at climbing on things, and his hands never stick to frozen metal, because he's an action hero.
Despite this, though, she is remarkably good natured about the whole thing.
But an extensive search in the museum stores turned up the real thing, still in remarkably good condition and instantly recognisable from the painting, with a provenance showing it was the original.
For example, people are remarkably good at eating while doing other things, he says, because the practiced motor skills involved in eating don't overlap too heavily with those that interpret visual cues, control language, or run other complex processes.
All things considered, he was in remarkably good fettle on arrival: He seemed fairly lucid, and his vital signs were normal.
He has remarkably good judgment and, in my mind, cares about exactly the right things.
Which, given how quickly the DBS Aston Martin which crashed on its way to the Skyfall film set in 2008 became as flat as a pancake (remarkably leaving its driver with minor injuries), is rather a good thing.
That's the thing about sexual predators like this guy: they are remarkably good at hiding what they do.
