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And while I remain hopeful that relatively few people truly support this vision Trump faced near-unilateral backlash for his remarks about Curiel it's based on a definition of identity that's remarkably common.

(By this metric, women and minorities would rarely be able to sit on a bench). And while I remain hopeful that relatively few people truly support this vision Trump faced near-unilateral backlash for his remarks about Curiel it's based on a definition of identity that's remarkably common.

It isn't the world's first mobile phone reporting platform, but it is one that's remarkably well adapted to the field – easy to set up and usable on pre-existing equipment and phone networks in all but the remotest places.

Common Sense Media commented on the book's "deep messages about identity and controlling societies" and on the "unstoppable plot that's remarkably original".

The mood on the right may be populist, but it's a kind of populism that's remarkably sympathetic to big corporations.

The studies hailing liberals' nonconformity and "openness to ideas" have been done by social scientists working in a culture that's remarkably homogenous politically.

Identical twins raised apart, for example, have I.Q.'s that are remarkably similar.

She does not wash Christ's feet with scented perfume, a scene that is remarkably sensuous in films like Jesus Christ Superstar.

Jared Kushner's testimony reveals a campaign and Presidential transition that were remarkably easy targets for Russian intelligence efforts.

While referring to Nancy's case notes often helps, there are a few puzzles that are remarkably demanding.

By any measure, that is remarkably generous.