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This passage crystallizes what is often so remarkable about the novel's prose.

What is so remarkable about this episode is that it was not so remarkable at all.

What is so remarkable about their success is that, in the restaurant game, failure is as common as kitchen burns.

"Seneca Lake" is not much to look at, but it encompasses what to me is so remarkable about these watercolors.

There was nothing so remarkable about the alleyway other than the fact that Gawain had never seen it before, despite working in this square for six years.

Updated at 1.08pm GMT 12.13pm GMT Preamble There is nothing so remarkable about the human race as its ability to entertain itself.

"There's just something so remarkable and beautiful about it.

What was so remarkable, and so troubling, about the Taiping Rebellion was that it spread with such swiftness and spontaneity.

What makes Dr. Rao's contribution to a more culturally competent understanding about Hinduism so remarkable is his unwillingness to take any credit for what he has done.

"If you can get her to talk about it, it's so remarkable what she knows," he said.

It is these mechanical wonders, scattered about the premises, that make the storefront so remarkable on the rural highway.