"The military context is sketchy," in your judgment (remarkably similar to the Guardian's), "and Ruari Murchison's set is a bland all-purpose affair of embossed double-doors and Venetian blinds" – presumably, you archly suggest, a reference to Venice, where the play is set.
At that sort of scale, 90 seconds isn't quite as bad as it sounds, and a small amount of training can improve your times remarkably quickly.
"Your résumé is remarkably similar to our C.E.O.'s".
Remarkably, your birth zip code is the biggest determinant.
From the moment you discover you're going to become a parent, your trajectory is remarkably similar.
But both "You'll Never Eat Lunch" and "How to Murder Your Life" are remarkably honest in foregrounding the invidious parallelism of their subjects' multifarious drives.
But just as there is a fog of war, there is a fog of panic — and, overall, your actions were remarkably effective.
TL, Lancashire A. I'm so sorry that you've had such a bad time and amazed that your letter is remarkably positive.
Remarkably, your article doesn't mention that the alternative to government price fixing -- consumer choice among competing private plans -- has been repeatedly assessed by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office as the most effective way to curb costs.
Sage The Kitchen Wizz Pro: £339.99, lakeland.co.uk This has a list of fancy features as long as your arm and, remarkably, it excels in all of them, chopping, blending, grating and slicing quickly and efficiently.
