Examples of using Are remarkably in English and their translations into Danish
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Crop circle figures above are remarkably similar to magnetic field patterns, like in metal, ferromagnetic sawdust.
As you can see as far as steps to Reduce Cellular Aging are concerned these are remarkably simple and easy to do.
one advantage of these simple designs is that they are remarkably mobile-friendly.
all people on earth, we are remarkably privileged to be in this position.
Online games are played tens of thousands of people all around the globe and are remarkably common.
so precautions to reduce their risks even further would scarcely be worth pursuing unless they are remarkably inexpensive.
The improvements achieved by the Commission are remarkably selective and the concerns expressed by Parliament
at other times of same genera), or that they are remarkably dissimilar;
the chances for this pregnancy are remarkably high: above 50% with one fresh embryo
They are remarkably agile instruments in spite of their size,
One cannot help wondering if this tolerated EU criminality has wider implications to our national parliaments, who are remarkably tame, loyal
Table 1.5 shows that the average distance in international intraCommunity transport for road and rail are remarkably similar and both have increased by about 20 km between 1986 and 1989,
they thirst for the emotion of success and applause, of which we are remarkably generous.
at other times of same genera), or that they are remarkably dissimilar; and it has occurred to me that possibly part of this peculiarity of the St. Helena
PowerVieoMaker is remarkably simple to use,
This thinking is remarkably close to the beliefs in the twentieth century socialist states.
She is remarkably good looking.
Skill Building Tools The 450+ is remarkably effective as a learning
That is remarkably efficient.
Yes, well, he's remarkably stiff for the recently deceased.