And even in Washington, despite the odd bit of partisan finger-pointing, there was no enthusiasm for changing anything, no consensus around the idea that "something must be done".Still more remarkably (and less happily), inertia seems to have beaten back even minimal gun-control laws.
More remarkably still, Georgios Samaras, Celtic's Greek international forward, struck both goals.
Perhaps more remarkably still, fandom seems to be in broad agreement about that.
More remarkably still, his readiness to absorb visual ideas from every possible source did not hinder bold innovation.
More remarkably still, it uses this information to decide (within a half-hour time frame) when you've reached the optimal point in your cycle to wake up.
More remarkably still, it is the only stone circle in the world to have both a pub and a chapel at its centre.
Not only did he seem not to care about the rules of racial segregation – more remarkably still, he seemed not to notice them.
More remarkably still, Monsieur N, who is an economist with a PhD from the Sorbonne, turns out to be 1,120th in line to the British throne, so there's still a chance there then.
They were even able to use a stone of the wrong size to release one of the right size, which they then used to get the waxworm, and, more remarkably still, to prune twigs off a stick to make it fit the tube.On top of all this they were able, in a different sort of test, to bend a piece of wire into a hook to retrieve a bucket containing a waxworm.
Suppose we found images produced by the ancient equivalent of a courtroom artist depicting key events of their lives, or more remarkably still, audio and video recordings corroborating scriptural accounts?
But even more remarkably, he's still active: since 1990, he has averaged one film per year.
