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This is a remarkable statement about a former president and a sitting United States senator from New York.

This is a remarkable statement, showing that the federal government is not only aware of this problem, but sees the solution as national regulation.

This is a remarkable statement in part because Mr. Geithner is himself a former president of the New York Fed, so it is hard to see how he would have a false understanding of how the Fed works.

This is a remarkable statement by a lawyer for the United States government.

This is a remarkable statement that would not have been imaginable even four years ago, let alone during those days in New York City in late June 1969 when members of the LGBT community had finally had enough and fought back at the Stonewall Inn against the nightly indignities of raids and abuse at the hands of the police.

Wow, this is a remarkable statement: If the SHPO, whose state mandate is to "identify, recognize, preserve and protect West Virginia's prehistoric and historic structures and sites," openly doesn't even know who is an objector on the Blair Mountain list, outside of what she has been told by the coal companies, should her office be investigated for regulatory negligence?

"I recall my surprise when she said to me, just two or three days after the Conservative victory of June 1983: 'I have not long to go.' For someone who had just won a majority of 140 seats this was a remarkable statement.

THIS is a remarkable piece of video.

It is a remarkable statement coming from a politician who crossed from one side of the aisle to the other and back again in a matter of weeks.

It is a remarkable statement, since the administration did everything it could to keep Mr. Padilla away from a jury and deny him impartial justice.

But such a vision of uniformed cabbies and colour-coded districts could as easily have been imagined by Walt Disney as by George Orwell.It is a remarkable statement, bordering on oxymoron, that Chinese society is becoming freer while its government is becoming more repressive.