What's most remarkable about these numbers is their stability: these percentages have remained virtually unchanged since Gallup began asking the question, thirty years ago.
But what's perhaps most remarkable is that virtually all Damisch's concerts have been for charity.
To me, the most remarkable part of what is happening in Kopeysk is how difficult — virtually impossible — it is to obtain any reliable information on events that have captured the country's attention.
These are technically proficient productions, directed by Stratford's artistic director, Richard Monette, but without virtually any remarkable aspects, from the sterile sets by Guido Tondino and Meredith Caron to unappealing costumes by Ms. Caron and Ann Curtis.
In January 1995, the city of Himeji was substantially damaged by the Great Hanshin earthquake, but Himeji Castle again survived virtually undamaged, demonstrating remarkable earthquake resistance.
Hadn't those lines about the constitutional amendment in his recent speeches, like virtually everything in his remarkable life, been strategic?
The exchange was completed by January this year with virtually no hitches, a remarkable feat given the insurgency already in progress.The creation of a single currency has permitted the CBI to carry out a basic monetary policy.
"It's remarkable that virtually an entire company's product line has just been turned into a botnet that is now attacking the United States," she told security researcher Brian Krebs.
Walk through Gov. George W. Bush's campaign headquarters here and you encounter a remarkable sight: virtually the same lineup of senior advisers that he had a year ago and, at the uppermost echelon of the operation, an inner circle of trusted friends that is wholly intact from the days when Mr. Bush won his first race for Texas governor in 1994.
DS: Scientists believe that there are huge black holes at the centre of virtually all galaxies - a remarkable thought, given how recently these features were confirmed in the first place.
