But they soon returned to Beijing where they told the police, who (remarkably) helped secure the release of the others.
Germans dissolved into pools of self-pity which, remarkably, helped lay the foundation (at leaself-pity which foremarkablyatic and pacifist state.
He persuaded Senator Jesse Helms, a staunch conservative, to support crucial U.S. funding for the international organization, and remarkably helped coax the North Carolina Republican to switch his position and support international AIDS-prevention efforts.
The fact that the quality of parent-child interactions during literacy activities remarkably helps in promoting the language and literacy development of children has been discussed in studies by Baker et al. (2001), Bingham (2007), Roberts et al. (2005), as well as Sonnenschein and Munsterman (2002).
She rose with remarkably little help from the traditional arbiters of power.
And they have undertaken their new lives with remarkably little help; the governments that spent millions trying to execute these men have offered little or no financial restitution or support.
Yet it has held together remarkably well, helped by the imposition of a national language, Bahasa Indonesia, and 32 years of centralised dictatorship under Suharto, together with an army and a bureaucracy that have helped flatten the unsightly bulges of diversity.The Indonesia through which Ms Pisani travels, however, seems to be in the process of uninventing itself.
Since the first discovery of cancer-associated loss of DNA methylation, the field of cancer epigenetics has grown remarkably and helped elucidate aspects of cancer biology where genetic explanations alone are insufficient (Feinberg and Vogelstein, 1983).
Hopefully "Remarkably Normal" will help to bring the focus back to the people involved and help people empathize [and understand] that when one in three women have an abortion, it is indeed a remarkably normal occurrence.
