Indeed, for a coffee-table book loaded with photos, "According to the Rolling Stones" can get remarkably technical.
In New York, the Hudson is the emergency runway, letting pilots get remarkably close to the city's sparkling skyline.
I can get remarkably comfortable under a sink.
Because insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome still get remarkably little attention in the press (certainly compared with cholesterol), let me explain the basics.
The competition for prestige, in the form of top students, prominent faculty members and grant money, is intense: it can also get remarkably petty.
Through the turbulence and in no way reducing it we get remarkably limpid portraits of Ulla, Basil and the son who searches their lives.
The decision to cover the waterfront when it comes to retirement issues — not only health care and estate planning, but also things like warnings about potential schemes aimed at the elderly — means that certain topics can get remarkably short shrift.
Though the attack can be easily avoided by limiting the number of failed trials, an adversary can get remarkably much information of the password from single trial.
When the prevalence of HBcAb positive people in the general population (P2) rose, strategy 2 would get remarkably cheaper.
Nevertheless, against all odds, Mr. Bloomberg has a chance to get something remarkably close to full control.
