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

In comparison with similar surveys conducted by the United Nations, the response rate to the questionnaires has been, in general, remarkably high.

It's remarkably simple.

It's crude, but remarkably similar to these copies... of old woodcuts and medieval drawings... of a fire demon invoked by witchcraft to destroy an enemy.

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.

Larissa... remarkably the same.

Remarkably no, miraculously he lived.

You know, you're remarkably attractive.

Wasn't he remarkably like you?

You are all remarkably beautiful.

She seemed remarkably sane and selfpossessed.

It's a remarkably hopeful thing to do.

This sounds to me remarkably like blackmail.

It was, remarkably, a pretty good sounding room.

But most cancers are made, not born, arising from damage to our genes that occurs throughout our lives. Despite having remarkably similar genes at birth, identical twins do not develop the same cancers.

Their policies are remarkably similar to those of their predecessors their respect for democracy is full fledged and sincere. Their old school anti Americanism has been tempered by years of exile, realism, and resignation.

Remarkably successful campaign, but notice the power of it.

Your department has developed a remarkably high casualty rate.

The Gaza withdrawal took place in a remarkably efficient way.

Such an objection was, in his view, remarkably short sighted.

Transcribes remarkably well from the orchestra to the military band.

Mrs. Everyman replies that for savages, they look remarkably civilised.

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.

Now you talk about something that sounds remarkably like a conscience.

For 24 to 48 hours, she can even be remarkably faithful.

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.

Remarkably, the poor wretches think that the plague is a punishment from God.

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.

Similar. Similar ... but slightly uglier.

The provision of health services has dropped remarkably as a result of restrictions in access.

The potential of women in the reconstruction phase is remarkably clear, for example, in Iraq.

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.

We are grateful to Secretary General Kofi Annan, who so remarkably raised awareness on that matter.

So far, however, the development dimension has been remarkably absent from the debate on electronic commerce.

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

That must mean a similar atmosphere, similar pressure.

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.

It's a remarkably attractive village, though I've known it all my life, of course, but it really is.

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

Today, we've seen a 63 percent reduction in mortality from heart disease remarkably, 1.1 million deaths averted every year.