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A study in 1973 concluded that the historic 1947 Town and Country Planning Act was too radical, based on the assumption that the planners would take the initiative, and that private developers – remarkably seen as totally residual in a world that would be dominated by public housing – would simply respond to what the planners had told them.

Remarkably, seeing a pitch high and tight that most batters would watch pass, Dustin Pedroia instead hammers it and lifts Boston to a 3-2 lead in the fifth inning.

As is expected, the new method reduced the error bounds remarkably; see the examples at the end of this paper.

As is expected, the new method reduced the error bounds remarkably (see the examples in Section 4).

The relative FWHM of the distributions does not change remarkably (see open triangles), showing that the FSS of all QDs of the ensemble are tuned in a similar way. Figure 5 Results from Langbein et al.[19].[19]

In contrast, if homologous regions of aligned sequences are shifted in opposite directions from the center of sequences, both the accuracy and confidence of the global alignment decrease remarkably (see Figure 3).

First spotted last month flying over Penikese Island in Buzzard's Bay, Mass., the large, oceangoing bird turned up the next week on the outer beach of Fire Island National Seashore and then, remarkably, was seen on May 21 flying along the Garden State Parkway.

The steps by which they get there, too, are remarkably similar (see table).

Losses on corporate loans have already increased sharply yet those on mortgages remain remarkably subdued (see chart).

Unless that changes, it will never return to health.The top-line numbers coming out of America are remarkably good (see article).

The low rating of the market has been remarkably persistent (see chart).At the global level, investors have learned to shrug off geopolitical risk.