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This proved remarkably challenging and required both skill and persistence (45).

Although composers of this period proved remarkably adventurous in straying beyond the limits of purely diatonic harmony, their use of dissonance and chromaticism was at all times both rational and functional.

This assumption proved remarkably wrong.

In fact, this diary is proving remarkably cathartic.

A Swedish paper published a death toll of between a hundred thousand and two hundred thousand, and this inflated figure proved remarkably tenacious.

This campaign has proven remarkably effective -- not in altering reality, but in muddying perceptions, corrupting our basic understanding of matters both critical and mundane, from the risks of financial crisis or of climate change to our expanding waistlines.

This approach has proved remarkably successful and has resulted in the design of a protein with a novel fold [9], accurate high-resolution structure predictions for small globular proteins [10], and the design of novel enzymes [11].

This approach has proven remarkably effective – so much so that Malawi is now among 13 countries of the 22 Global Plan countries using the same policy, or something similar.

Although these assumptions are now obsolete, this threshold has proved remarkably durable, and valid in the sense that, to our knowledge, no association reported as exceeding it has proved a false positive.

In the wake of Iraq's collapse, this messenger system has proved remarkably efficient.

Despite all the changes in Russia over the past quarter-century, this public regret has proved remarkably consistent.