Remarkably no, miraculously he lived.

It's a remarkably hopeful thing to do.

It was, remarkably, a pretty good sounding room.

Remarkably successful campaign, but notice the power of it.

But when you get specific, when you actually ask about the actual taxing and spending issues under consideration, people are remarkably centrist, they're remarkably open to compromise.

The Gaza withdrawal took place in a remarkably efficient way.

There are remarkably smooth exponential curves that govern price performance, capacity, bandwidth.

And so, remarkably, I discovered that there's also a drift toward specialization.

Remarkably, the Human Development Index is higher than indicators on economic growth.

It's a remarkably beautiful landscape. I can't even begin to describe it to you.

The training quality has improved remarkably, thus meeting the demands of the labor market.

Remember the Mallifert twins separated at birth, then they meet in the patent office remarkably similar.

The humanitarian operation launched in late 2003 has been remarkably effective this year, against overwhelming odds.

Education and training, healthcare and living standards of women and child girls have been remarkably improved.

This is an astonishing amount of progress in a remarkably short period of time in human history.

When it comes to restoration of hearing, we have certainly come a long way, a remarkably long way.

The number of chairwomen of Provincial People's Committees decreased remarkably and is too small in comparison with men.

And the premise of The Wisdom of Crowds is that, under the right conditions, groups can be remarkably intelligent.

Also, remarkably, in the fourth quarter, spending dropped to its lowest level in 62 years, almost a 3.7 percent decline.

The institutions of NEPAD have been created and its programme has been elaborated in a remarkably short period of time.

And this was very consistent.

We have no consistent testing.

It's got to be consistent.

It's a remarkably ambitious experiment, and it's going to be at advanced sensitivity within the next few years to pick this up.

On the MTR of the Brazil country programme, a delegation commended the remarkably self critical, candid and sincere nature of the Brazilian MTR.

You want it to be consistent.

The reviews were diverse yet consistent.

Evaluation is not consistent and ongoing

That is consistent with restorative justice principles.

Our position has been explicit and consistent.

The e commerce industry in Leting County is growing rapidly, pushing up the living standard and happiness index of both urban and rural residents remarkably.

Remarkably, Women Unions at different levels have been active in disseminating legal knowledge for women and organizing campaigns to raise public awareness on gender equality.

What you end up with, in other words, is a culture remarkably similar to the Tarahumara a tribe that has remained unchanged since the Stone Age.

Remarkably, Greece s creditors seem unable to appreciate this sound financial principle. Where Greek debt is concerned, a clear pattern has emerged over the past five years.

But our policies most also be more consistent.

CPF has encouraged Governments to send consistent messages.

And our test pilot gave us the best feedback you can get from a test pilot after a first flight, which was that it was remarkably unremarkable.

When one is exposed to H1N1, you take Tamiflu, and you can remarkably decrease the severity of symptoms and prevent many of the manifestations of the disease.

His daily behavior is not consistent with his principles.

We need a coordinated, consistent response to those concerns.

And perhaps most remarkably, at the beginning of the 21st century, really for the first time in modern history, growth extended to almost all parts of the world.

If I had a jar of jellybeans and I asked you all to guess how many jellybeans were in that jar, your average guess would be remarkably good.

The United Nations Convention against Corruption is the first and only global legally binding instrument against corruption and it is remarkably innovative and far reaching in its content.

So the first consistent component of regret is basically denial.

Such price activity could be equally consistent with active competition.