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Once the drone starts tracking, its subject will find it remarkably hard to shake.

Remarkably, the virus that has shaken their world is named after swine.

Although seemingly solid, buildings can become remarkably fragile if they are shaken at a particular resonant frequency.

8.25am: Remarkably, the FTSE 100 has now shaken off that 60 point drop and is now up 32 points.

For all the technological advances that have shaken American media over the last 30 years, remarkably little has changed about who produces the local news.

Dale Earnhardt Sr .needed 20 chances before he was able to shake his remarkably bad luck in the 500; that is why his 1998 victory was so emotional.

Despite being considerably distressed by the first very strong motion, the rocking pier demonstrates a remarkably stable response during shaking with the following three smaller excitations.

Moments later, Henry Jiménez, the band's leader, was autographing the remarkably faithful replica of a New York City parking violation for a smiling but still shaken Ms. Kontrovilas.

But the road to the nomination for Mr. Romney continues to be steep, even if his victory on Tuesday again shook up an already remarkably fluid field and revived his candidacy.

Mix in some catchy music and fun visuals, and VR can be remarkably effective at getting folks to shake and twirl with the sort of beautiful abandon that is unbecoming of polite society.

It was still raining at eight, but the trees weren't shaking much — and the nest, remarkably, was still there.