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And as we have seen, and continue to see, remarkably often they are right.

Some rich countries, not least Britain, will see remarkably radical reforms.

Watch Beyoncé's new Countdown video, directed by Adria Petty, and watch Thierry De Mey's 1997 film Rosas Danst Rosas (named after De Keersmaeker's company) and you can see remarkably similar moves in the two works.

But I see remarkably few people with modern espresso machines in their homes.

What you don't expect, however, is to see a remarkably intelligent treatment of one of the most complicated and confusing philosophical issues of them all: the self.

In an economy that continues to see a remarkably low number of days lost to strike given the tensions that austerity brings, the BA dispute is a wonderful throw-back for those who enjoy such things.

Frankly, though, it wouldn't be surprising to see this remarkably poised young man put his USC degree in Public Police and Development to work for some lucky congressional district.

Last fall on a visit to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, I saw remarkably intense visual cross-fire between a compact, rosy-fingered late Philip Guston and a small Baer diptych with hot pink lining its black edges.

The authors found differences in the rate of evolution among domestication traits, but also saw remarkably similar rates across regions over periods spanning several centuries to millennia.

This time, the councilman, Felipe Aguirre, has received no threats and has seen remarkably little anger.

The contrast of white cement and MWNT was seen remarkably well by the naked eye.