And his path to this moment is even more remarkable.
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By other measures, Australia's economic performance is more remarkable still.
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That makes the Leafs' playoff appearance all the more remarkable.
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There is no evidence of its more remarkable past: Between
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What was more remarkable to some, however, was how Mrs.
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It's even more remarkable, given the timing of the launch.
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In fact, this is what makes Bonds even more remarkable.
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Her defeat is all the more remarkable considering that Mrs.
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More remarkable, there were even longer stretches of multicultural peace.
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More remarkable is the revolution that Mr Macron has already achieved.
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This is all the more remarkable given the challenges filmmakers face.
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Against all this, Mr Barrow's victory is all the more remarkable.
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Some productions depart from their British parent in more remarkable ways.
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It's even more remarkable when that patient is a sea turtle.
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And perhaps the relationship is even more remarkable for its longevity.
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Yet by other measures, Australia's economic performance is more remarkable still.
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All of which made his spokesman's spin all the more remarkable.
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Even more remarkable, cannabis treats pain in a way opioids cannot.
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And that makes the reflexive Porsche comparos all the more remarkable.
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That past connection makes the current moment that much more remarkable.
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This makes Trump's landslide anti-establishment victory all the more remarkable.
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But much more remarkable — and much more sustained — was his thoughtfulness.
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I witnessed one of his more remarkable gambles two years ago.
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That makes this season for the Patriots all the more remarkable.
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But more remarkable is that 41 Republicans did not join them.
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The polling is still more remarkable when you consider the following: Mrs.
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Williams, 31, is one of the more remarkable athletes of his era.
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More remarkable is what both of these groups were actually fighting for.
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It's an intricate technical accomplishment, even more remarkable because it feels effortless.
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Trump is disliked by an even more remarkable 58 percent of voters.
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Perhaps even more remarkable is that every one of them was close.
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What's more remarkable, for now at least, is how we got here.
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But more remarkable is his touch; Mr. Bronfman never pummels the keyboard.
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But what was even more remarkable is that it was from the Jurassic.
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That is, pairing two makeup-bag workhorses to make something even more remarkable.
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Intanon's rise is the more remarkable given her early dislike for the sport.
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But the more remarkable thing is the incredible stability of Donald Trump's numbers.
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"I'm by no means genetically more remarkable than anyone else," Wong told CNBC.
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For them to be rebuffed on such a request is even more remarkable.
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One of the more remarkable aspects of Everything Is Love is its economy.
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Even more remarkable was how she almost lost the award just minutes later.
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Which makes Ms. Waters's accomplishment all the more remarkable for being, frankly, unremarkable.
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The growing supply of private forms of equity capital is even more remarkable.
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Which makes this year's batch of Oscar-nominated ladies all the more remarkable.
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The plays were all the more remarkable because Jeter made them seem routine.
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The other came in one of the more remarkable games in baseball history.
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So, it's all the more remarkable when they take on more, like college.
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But that makes the development of a comprehensive policy blueprint all the more remarkable.
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This is all the more remarkable considering BuzzFeed started Tasty just in July 2015.
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All the more remarkable, then, that one crucial sector—finance—is bucking the trend.
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And it was even more remarkable given where the Nets were not long ago.
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These numbers are impressive, but what they mean to patients is even more remarkable.
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Why it matters: That's what makes the Trump-Russia drama all the more remarkable.
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On first listen, "The Getaway" is perhaps more remarkable still, for entirely different reasons.
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It was more remarkable to see how strongly several of the also-rans performed.
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More remarkable than its growth, though, is DSA's increasing presence on the electoral stage.
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But that makes it all the more remarkable that social distancing was a success.
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What made her long career all the more remarkable were her chronic vision problems.
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The trend line is all the more remarkable given the strength of the economy.
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That surge is even more remarkable given the long slump in overall milk sales.
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Thus in one discovery, the aye-aye grows more remarkable yet less joke-worthy.
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But perhaps more remarkable than Wikipedia's success is how little its reputation has changed.
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More remarkable for Chan, Minn-Erva is Kree, a race of (mostly) blue-skinned aliens.
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Its progress is all the more remarkable given that its team cannot play at home.
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And more remarkable singers than any human ever, if you wanted to call it singing.
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The joint appearance reflects one of the more remarkable political dynamics of the 20003 campaign.
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Which makes what happened during Wednesday night's Game 7 rain delay all the more remarkable.
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And that makes the Trek movies seem more remarkable in the consistent story they're telling.
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The reformist gains are all the more remarkable because the deck was stacked against them.
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The system is cheap by design, making what it can do all the more remarkable.
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And as much as it says, it is more remarkable for what it doesn't say.
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More remarkable, given how the media environment has shifted in the intervening years, it continues.
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The discovery had made one of the Free Library's most treasured holdings even more remarkable.
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This is all the more remarkable because, at its core, Tetris Effect is pretty pure Tetris.
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So it's all the more remarkable that Jackman emerged as the solid foundation of the series.
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It's all the more remarkable because Zelensky has hardly campaigned and has few clear policy positions.
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The pursuit is all the more remarkable given how transient the company's prey tends to be.
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What's even more remarkable is that Android is based on the open source Linux operating system.
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So it's all the more remarkable that Minnesotans just elected the nation's first Somali-American legislator.
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What's more remarkable about this story is that Young had been under FBI surveillance since 2001.
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Farhad: It's all the more remarkable considering how unlikely the transition looked a few years ago.
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What it taught me was that the human body is more remarkable than what we realized.
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This rift is all the more remarkable because the two men are, on paper, ideological allies.
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What's more remarkable is that Wyoming legislators came so close to scrapping capital punishment at all.
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That makes CEO Brian Schimpf's presence at the helm of the company all the more remarkable.
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Even more remarkable than the mainstreaming of extremists is the normalisation of a no-deal Brexit.
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It's all the more remarkable because InSight — which landed last week — does not have a microphone.
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The only thing more remarkable than these messages was how the F.B.I. got hold of them.
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Yet arguably what came next, both in Brazil and other emerging markets, was more remarkable still.
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Which is what makes his long-running war on truth and facts all the more remarkable.
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The pursuit is all the more remarkable given how transient the company's prey tends to be.
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This was all the more remarkable because Bezos allegedly micro-managed the project from its inception.
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In some respects, I prefer Beryl, and she's even more remarkable, but I couldn't handle her.
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But what is more remarkable is that he has also started making people talk like him.
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Second, the gray CATERPILLAR also resembles a caterpillar, making its transformation into a butterfly more remarkable.
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That figure is all the more remarkable because almost none of the non-landfill waste is burned.
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That number is even more remarkable because it doesn't include reinstalls or updates – only new app downloads.
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The finding becomes even more remarkable when you consider how much life exists in our own oceans.
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As you know, Pocahontas's real journey was far more remarkable — and far darker — than the myth admits.
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Which makes the discovery that morning in Brooklyn of a cement-shoed corpse all the more remarkable.
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The contrast is all the more remarkable because the 10th-anniversary commemorations in 2011 were so memorable.
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Their achievement is even more remarkable given the lack of state aid for disabled children in Bosnia.
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That shift has been one of the more remarkable turns in what has been a remarkable race.
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The step-by-step nature of Leonard's ascent to superstardom makes it seem more remarkable, not less.
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But it was more remarkable for how Mr. Trump departed from decades of bipartisan foreign-policy consensus.
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More remarkable yet, at several points throughout the show, is Mr. Peck's talent for complex group tableaus.
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And, if that sounds counter-intuitive, then Uruguay's last-212 win over Portugal was even more remarkable.
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This history (from Jerome Karabel's book, "The Chosen") makes the recent developments here all the more remarkable.
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What's more, remarkable gains were made by minority candidates in a sharp rebuke to Trump's culture war.
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But what's even more remarkable about this discovery is what it says about the evolution of dinosaurs.
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What made it even more remarkable was that Carter voted for Sanders in the 2016 presidential primary.
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Yet more remarkable is the opera's intensely seductive music, to be played by the Silk Road Ensemble.
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That made Cali's killing—if, in fact, it was related to organized crime—all the more remarkable.
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It's wrenching to watch, and all the more remarkable for having been born out of genuine emotion.
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What is more remarkable is that this is just one of many ways he exploited paint's materiality.
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The feat itself is more remarkable than the sailors' gender, but glad to see the inclusivity nonetheless. —K.
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What's all the more remarkable is that he seems to be succeeding at it without any PR supervision.
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What may be more remarkable is that Solange and Beyoncé have both earned No. 1 albums this year.
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Sōtatsu's devotion to embellishing the functional is even more remarkable in other screens to which he added objects.
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What's even more remarkable, though, is how few components are needed to actually bring the Orrery to life.
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And it was more remarkable still that Patton wasn't booed — even by the feistiest audience of the week.
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More remarkable is that, for the most part, none of those franchises have been able to do it.
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The enduring popularity of the group is all the more remarkable in view of recent setbacks and upheavals.
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That's all the more remarkable, because there has been speculation the painting may not actually be a Leonardo.
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What's even more remarkable is that Corker suggests that Trump may not even know what he is doing.
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And it's even more remarkable given that Amazon was already paying a much lower rate than other companies.
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The Trump administration's backtracking this week was all the more remarkable because of the timeline, one analyst noted.
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The money haul is all the more remarkable given that the district where Person is challenging incumbent Rep.
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But what makes the "Good Boys" win even more remarkable is it was done with zero star power.
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To win the White House, however, Trump's next accomplishment will have to be far more remarkable and unprecedented.
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The everyday becomes more remarkable on Instagram, as it takes on a form and beauty of its own.
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But perhaps even more remarkable is that this piece of brain was even fossilized in the first place.
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These conditions make the intellectual energy fueling "2065 BC" more remarkable and excuse some of the production's clumsiness.
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What's even more remarkable about the report, though, is the frankness with which it addresses its own failures.
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Harden's 56-point effort was all the more remarkable in that he did it in only 35 minutes.
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Even more remarkable is that Thorn memorized the entire, 30-minute monologue, rather than read off cue cards.
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And even more remarkable, the conversation focused on one of the most important issues of the moment: race.
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The Berkeley robot was all the more remarkable because it could grab stuff it had never seen before.
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But what makes "The Big Sick" all the more remarkable is how little fuss is made of it.
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This later history only makes Wood's achievement during the small window of opportunity opened by Reconstruction more remarkable.
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What's more remarkable -- and more worrisome for Buttigieg's rivals -- is the trend line in Iowa for the mayor.
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Given the ever-widening gap between haves and have-nots in soccer, it is all the more remarkable.
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This is a remarkable change in tone, but even more remarkable is the market reaction: no change in equities.
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And the party raising the issue is even more remarkable: the central bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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More remarkable is that he found a buyer not on the domestic private markets, or from among foreign investors.
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Tin's inertia is all the more remarkable because it is a metal with an underlying narrative of supply deficit.
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The feat — already outstanding — is even more remarkable, as Williams' life was in serious jeopardy just one year ago.
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The figure would be even more remarkable in an era in which Americans have countless cable and streaming options.
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It's remarkable that Judd was even at that meeting — and more remarkable still that he prevailed over Cabinet officials.
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It was all the more remarkable as the Serb revealed afterwards that he was still feeling under the weather.
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Perhaps more remarkable was Erdogan's seeming disinclination, at least before last year, to regard anything as a security issue.
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The only thing more remarkable about how much esteem the SEALs had is how far they've fallen since then.
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Of this number, an even more remarkable 46 percent said they had seen more than 10 Islamic State videos.
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That's what makes Maya Wiley's unexpected compassion toward a clearly troubled Trump aide, Sam Nunberg, all the more remarkable.
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This is all the more remarkable because just a year ago, Koreans showed almost no interest in these markets.
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Making this all the more remarkable is that the 1969 Mets did not represent the beginning of a dynasty.
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That made the ascent of Paramore from the Warped Tour pop-punk trenches into the mainstream even more remarkable.
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It's all the more remarkable considering Amazon continues to invest heavily in original content, physical stores and fulfillment centers.
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Federer has not retired from a match in his professional career: one of the more remarkable statistics in sports.
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Her photographs were all the more remarkable because in recent years her illness took so much out of her.
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" Her feat is the more remarkable in an environment "where the majority of nouveaux riches worshipped Western luxury brands.
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What makes Buttigieg's leap all the more remarkable is less than half of Democrats have even heard of him.
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His success is all the more remarkable given Mutua's humble beginnings in Machakos, roughly 40 miles from the capital.
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All the more remarkable: Most economists agree that pass-through businesses already get preferential tax treatment relative to other companies.
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And even more remarkable is the way she lures you, the reader, in, and gets you to suspend your disbelief.
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This treatment is all the more remarkable given that Ms Blasey Ford's adversaries at the hearing were abysmal vocal performers.
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It's an impressive sight, and it's even more remarkable when you know that the racers are essentially flying it blind.
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No doubt, one of the more remarkable things about Star Wars is the way it lends itself to universe building.
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But to me that makes it all the more remarkable that most women carrying breech babies will choose C-section.
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At DC Moore, two of the more remarkable paintings, one earthly and the other cosmic, involve magma and an asteroid.
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The 28-year-old's form is even more remarkable considering he broke his ankle in a training injury in August.
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She was dropped just a few weeks before shooting started ... which makes the tone of her response even more remarkable.
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And what's perhaps even more remarkable is that the polymer can do this trick over and over, without wearing down.
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Impressive on its own, the sisters' feat is even more remarkable as the girls are homeless, the Associated Press reported.
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One of the more remarkable features of this book is thus its focus on Quaker gun manufacturers, pledged to nonviolence.
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One of the more remarkable things about Mr. Freedman's book is the way it shows how culinary history repeats itself.
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Rodgers was near-perfect against the Seahawks, all the more remarkable given that he was playing hurt the entire time.
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Then binge other episodes on the more remarkable city sites, like the High Line and St. John the Divine cathedral.
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But for a Conservative prime minister to keep up a fight with the police for so long is more remarkable.
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Johnson's proficiency was all the more remarkable considering the miserable weather that dogged the first 90 minutes of his round.
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It would be all the more remarkable given the history of insults, threats and challenges exchanged by the two leaders.
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All the more remarkable is that O'Connor may have found in Roseanne Barr an unlikely ally for her countercultural spirit.
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This diversity is even more remarkable in light of what might, to extend the urban metaphor, be called reefs' environs.
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More remarkable, Franken wrote a satirical novel called "Why Not Me?" which details his own fictitious celebrity run for president.
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And yet the more records he breaks, the more remarkable his career becomes, the less impact each new mark has.
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Even more remarkable was that the quantity of matter they observed was equal to that missing gap in public research.
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More remarkable to my mind is that she does not seem to repeat herself or become formulaic: everything feels discovered.
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Since I Laid My Burden Down is somewhat autobiographical, making the novel's complete lack of self-pity even more remarkable.
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You're clearly a fan, which makes it all the more remarkable to me that you could skip talking about American Beauty.
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What's more, Kepler 11145123 is twice the size of our Sun, making the scant two mile difference all the more remarkable.
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The more remarkable aspect of the discovery, however, has to do with something scholars of Inca history have never seen before.
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Yet the promise to transform Britain's creaking, overstretched, public services is one of the more remarkable election pitches of recent years.
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The touchingly youthful simplicity of her style is unchanged; the gorgeous arches of her tapering feet seem more remarkable than ever.
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Among the more remarkable aspects of Kopchovsky's story is that she chose to leave her family to pursue her quixotic quest.
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That John Kasich, Mr Trump's final victim in the primaries, will also give the convention a miss is perhaps more remarkable.
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Now, at 31, Scherzer is more durable than ever, and his highlights are more remarkable, including two no-hitters last season.
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This is all the more remarkable because it occurs despite Mr. Trump's having promised an enormous profit-raising corporate tax cut.
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That his work was translated from the German and set in 17th-century Bavaria only made this achievement seem more remarkable.
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Instead, he suggests revisiting Denzel Washington's more remarkable moments in Hollywood, which we rank on the latest episode of Still Processing.
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The dominance is even more remarkable considering the record transfer of Neymar, the worldwide star, to Paris Saint-Germain last summer.
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More remarkable, only one of the 250 men's and women's singles contests ended with a player retiring with an injury midmatch.
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Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play Music | How to Listen Reginald Dwayne Betts has one of the more remarkable stories in contemporary literature.
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That success seemed all the more remarkable in light of how bad the Astros had been just a few years earlier.
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More remarkable are the set designs of A Streetcar Named Desire, The Rose Tattoo and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
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"Jack was an outstanding athlete, but he was even more remarkable as a person," said head coach Brian Tobin in a statement.
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What makes their immense popularity all the more remarkable is that they've achieved it without a key feature: Knowing exactly who's talking.
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What made his feats even more remarkable is that Buchinger was born without hands or feet and was only 29 inches tall.
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But even more remarkable were the opportunities she took to co-opt some of Trump's tactics while upping her own nonverbal game.
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But one of the more remarkable aspects of the regenerative-agriculture movement is that it has been driven largely by farmers themselves.
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With more remarkable women on-air and in the executive suite across the media industry, it is clear positive change is happening.
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When you consider companies the likes of Microsoft, IBM, Google and Alibaba are chasing them, it makes their run even more remarkable.
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The continuing if not increasing numbers of veterans taking up public service roles is historically more remarkable than these numbers might suggest.
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The questions about Maui's size and look are even more remarkable given the care that Disney's team went into getting them right.
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All of which made it all the more remarkable that, largely thanks to the actresses spearheading the #TimesUp movement … it mostly succeeded?
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That's all the more remarkable given that it isn't a restaurant at all, but rather the dining room table in her house.
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Even more remarkable is that he arrived at his discovery by empirical observation and induction—the core of the modern scientific method.
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It is an oeuvre all the more remarkable given what her family described as Ms. Shange's struggles with bipolar disorder and addiction.
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The slow pace of change is all the more remarkable given that Mayor Bill de Blasio has sought to prioritize traffic safety.
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That final vote was all the more remarkable given that the Senate had recently rejected the amendment not just once, but twice.
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He was also a guest on my podcast recently; it was one of the more remarkable conversations I've been privileged to have.
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What makes the discovery all the more remarkable is that scientists didn't have to look all that long to find a hybrid.
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"The buildings are more remarkable over here than on Central Park West," Ms. MacMillan said, with a lighthearted jab at a rival.
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" He added: "It makes the bravery of those police officers and members of the public who tackled the terrorists even more remarkable.
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The Sewanee Review never had a broad national subscriber base, which made its outsized role in American literature all the more remarkable.
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That makes it all the more remarkable to recall the things that planners and critics said about him half a century ago.
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Warren's dominant position is all the more remarkable because of how badly it all seemed to get going just eight months ago.
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It was all the more remarkable because during the presidential campaign, Ms. Haley was one of Mr. Trump's most outspoken Republican critics.
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It is all the more remarkable when one considers that four bouts with the putting yips threatened to short-circuit Langer's career.
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The exchange between Trump and Sessions was made more remarkable due to the strained relationship between the two over the Russia investigation.
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What's even more remarkable is that we've achieved this feat without ratifying the Kyoto Protocol or adopting cap-and-trade legislation. Sen.
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But the show is more remarkable for the way it taps into both the good and bad in the day-to-day.
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Yet his Holiness was mentally engaged and inquisitive throughout, even more remarkable given more than half the comments were being translated for him.
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But aside from their contemporary relevance, what's even more remarkable is what Shots Fired and Rebel say about where show business is today.
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But it's more remarkable for Clinton's extended defense of a political style that has become unfashionable in both the Republican and Democratic parties.
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Their fast-growing presence in the world is even more remarkable considering they didn't even get to store shelves until just before Christmas.
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All the more remarkable is that its supposed parent album—Hunt's sophomore effort—doesn't even have a name or a release date yet.
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They act as ambassadors of sorts and earn much needed foreign currency for the regime -- which made their defection all the more remarkable.
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Yet our Constitution makes a commitment still more remarkable—that however those individuals worship, they will count as full and equal American citizens.
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That makes the popularity of this series all the more remarkable, especially right now, when truth is hotly contested and expertise is anathema.
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That is all the more remarkable given that during the 2018 election, the Democratic and Republican positions on climate change were almost identical.
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Even more remarkable, doctors managed to attach his torn-off nose to his right arm, keeping the tissue alive via his radial artery.
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And what's even more remarkable is that the show doesn't feel particularly dated, in the way other series of its ilk often do.
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" Read more " Benjamin Pavard's spectacular 20-yard shot against Argentina was all the more remarkable because no one saw it (or him) coming.
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Money market pain is even more remarkable given the Fed kicked off its CPPF facility to ease strains in the commercial paper market.
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What's even more remarkable is that the Republicans barely even tried to make the argument for this particular vote at their own convention.
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He won in 2 hours 1 minute 39 seconds: all the more remarkable considering that he ran the last 10 miles by himself.
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Not only does music ingrain itself in our bodies in ways beyond simply the auditory, it also becomes more remarkable once it does.
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These results are even more remarkable because across Africa an unusually large group of young people have been reaching the most dangerous age.
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That number -- 20203%, to be exact -- is all the more remarkable when you compare it with past data on voter interest in elections.
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More remarkable, though, is how the film and Ms. Whelan, without falsification, turn an extreme form of midlife crisis into a heartening tale.
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Son's story has the familiar ring of other tech luminaries—Gates, Zuckerberg, Musk, Bezos—made all the more remarkable by his humble upbringing.
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That is what has made the protest movement against Betsy DeVos, President Trump's nominee to be secretary of education, all the more remarkable.
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The insurers' struggle is all the more remarkable considering that they are explicitly in the business of putting an accurate price on risk.
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Perhaps even more remarkable is that the number of mobile phones in use globally now exceeds the number of people on the planet.
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Her eatery's popularity is all the more remarkable given the fact that her prices are on par with far fancier tables in town.
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The voters driving two of the more remarkable movements of this election cycle — for Donald J. Trump and Senator Bernie Sanders — share striking similarities.
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The director's third film, it is the more remarkable for being shot in black and white, with one brief color sequence near the end.
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This makes Panthers' longevity and support all the more remarkable, particularly when they have won fewer league titles than other teams in their conference.
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But if so, wouldn't we better off with more remarkable insights like these from the big, rich smartypantses that otherwise silently shape our world?
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"What's more remarkable is he's going to improve," says Dr. Robert Quinn, who has been working with Stow for two years in his rehabilitation.
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Both disciplines require intense focus and Likeness is all the more remarkable for including work that shows Langberg developing his eye in real time.
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But even more remarkable in this heart of darkness are the selfless acts of mercy by strangers who help the women elude their captors.
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The win was all the more remarkable as Scots had only just rejected the SNP-led campaign for independence in a fiercely fought referendum.
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Even more remarkable: Frankenstein was first published in 1818, when the literary world and the growing scientific community were almost exclusively controlled by men.
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But it was all the more remarkable because for Clinton and Obama, it was as though the tumultuous events of Tuesday morning never happened.
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"This is an interesting story all the more remarkable for the rapidity of China's ascent to the top spot in the market," Hancock added.
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So it is all the more remarkable that, according to a Tribune poll conducted in February, more than half of Chicagoans support the union.
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It's easy to laugh at how much has changed since LonelyGirl15 logged off 2008 but it's more remarkable to notice what's stayed the same.
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Bolsonaro's showing on Sunday is even more remarkable because he was largely seen as a fringe candidate, without the backing of any major party.
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His survival is made even more remarkable considering the string of dramatic personal tragedies and health woes that would have crushed a lesser spirit.
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The weather is even more remarkable because, in the past month, the city had often experienced temperatures up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit, NPR reported.
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However, more remarkable than simply having a MAC team in the New Year's Six is that Western Michigan is actually a very good team.
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What makes Trump's popularity in South Carolina all the more remarkable is that it is consistent across the state's entire spectrum of Republican voters.
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Rogers' bravery was made even more remarkable as he was meters away from a vehicle containing gas cylinders that Shire Ali had set alight.
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The earnings beat was even more remarkable as analysts had raised their third-quarter estimates by nearly 30 percent in the past three months.
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This feat is even more remarkable when you consider that the unemployment rate is currently hovering at a 2023-year low of 3.8 percent.
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As Dreazen pointed out, what made their trip all the more remarkable is that Coleman was likely in the third trimester of a pregnancy.
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Given the skit's over-the-top use of stereotypes, it is even more remarkable that it might be based on a real-life occurrence.
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Ms. De Vita, in the smaller male role of Tancredi, proved yet more remarkable, with incisive diction: Her vocalism burns like a dark flame.
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What's even more remarkable is that having failed to repeal the Affordable Care Act, the Trump administration is still trying to sabotage its implementation.
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" Read more " Remarkable white-veined rocks in this part of the Arabian Peninsula have a special ability: They can turn carbon dioxide into stone.
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That's even more remarkable considering some of the sporting luminaries who have played there: Bryce Harper, Max Scherzer, Clinton Portis, John Wall, Michael Jordan.
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Even more remarkable is that the Trump administration is willing to make threats against all the nation's major trading partners at the same time.
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What makes the week more remarkable is that the very best teams in women's college basketball lose a lot less frequently than the men.
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The numbers are likely to be staggering in absolute terms, but what's more remarkable is how easily the American economy can absorb the blow.
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That he made so much mature work in so many mediums before dying in a car accident in 22019 is all the more remarkable.
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As of January 3, Knives Out has grossed over $215 million globally, all the more remarkable given its modest budget of just $23 million.
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That just makes its achievement all the more remarkable, and I would expect it to overcome Valencia for a place in the quarterfinals, too.
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The preservation of the Rockefeller Guest House feels even more remarkable — and crucial — by comparison: a living piece of history, hiding in plain sight.
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What is even more remarkable is we are doing it at little to no increase to the cost of power, according to my calculations.
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That he made so much mature work in so many mediums before dying in a car accident in 22019 is all the more remarkable.
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Perhaps more remarkable about that round in 663 was that even playing from the short grass on every shot, he still had a 266.
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McCarron's run is all the more remarkable considering that the United States Golf Association banned the anchored putting stroke at the beginning of 2016.
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The teenager grew up cowering in fear, doing exactly what her parents ordered and nothing more, which made her escape all the more remarkable.
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Chocolate melts at a much lower temperature (about 80 degrees Fahrenheit) which means melting a peanut cluster bar with microwaves was much more remarkable.
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Which makes it even more remarkable that since its inception, there's been a transformative shift in who actually comes to the US under the program.
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Homecoming is the third reboot of Spider-Man in the past 15 years, which makes it all the more remarkable that it feels so fresh.
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So it was all the more remarkable last week when Mr. Ortega's unpopular changes to social security became the detonator for such an enormous movement.
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Ms. Lewis's commanding performance would be impressive under any circumstances, but the drama surrounding her undertaking the part makes the achievement all the more remarkable.
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What's even more remarkable is that the party's weakness comes when it would seem to have tremendous incentives to coalesce behind a single mainstream option.
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Far more remarkable is that these mega-donors to the arts and academia are also seeing their perch atop the world of elite philanthropy threatened.
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More remarkable was the way that the GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump shamelessly deployed his family to give him praise and testify to his greatness.
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It is all the more remarkable given that, unlike the last change election in 2008, we live in a time of relative peace and prosperity.
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The film's worldwide gross was just a hair over $60 million, and that's all the more remarkable because Fargo only cost $7 million to make.
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The fact that smaller players continue to struggle in the cloud market isn't that surprising, but it makes Alibaba's rapid rise all the more remarkable.
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These grotesque expenditures represent a remarkable culture of corruption, which is only made more remarkable by the fact that they all really just got here.
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This was all the more remarkable given the fact that they had much to love about the Republican president's agenda of tax cuts and deregulation.
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Still, an achievement that has become the norm at places like UConn, Oklahoma and Maryland feels a bit more remarkable at a place like Iona.
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Though the Biddle & Smart league boasted several sextets (this is the old-timey word for "hockey team"), none were more remarkable than the Amesbury Maples.
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The unusual act of defiance was all the more remarkable considering Yates, a DOJ veteran who is 2628 years old, only assumed that role Jan.
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The song is pretty hardcore -- "I made this tru s**t, 2 Chainz ... f**k you n**a" -- which makes 2 Chainz's response more remarkable.
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Their arrival was all the more remarkable because they were among the last refugees allowed into the United States before President Trump closed the borders.
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And what is even more remarkable is that while a handful of congressional Republicans voiced their disapproval with Trump's views -- the usual suspects like Sens.
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Beyoncé's seemingly effortless performance at the 59th annual Grammy Awards earlier this month was all the more remarkable given that she is pregnant with twins.
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Then, in an even more remarkable move, Dowd and Trump's current personal attorney Jay Sekulow went to Mueller's office and re-enacted the mock interview.
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A crisp, beautiful Saturday afternoon in Elkhorn, Wisconsin was one of the more remarkable four hours in the remarkable recent history of the Republican Party.
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While the monetary total is astonishing, it's even more remarkable that Mosley was able to earn the funds while keeping a 4.3 GPA and being homeless.
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And that makes it all the more remarkable that the paper just published a Page One exposé with new revelations about the 26-year-old journalist.
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While many lamented their "dos a cero" streak of more than a decade was broken, perhaps even more remarkable was the photograph taken before the game.
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In Uttar Pradesh the BJP's victory was all the more remarkable for the turmoil Mr Modi unleashed late last year by voiding most of India's banknotes.
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The victory was all the more remarkable because Liberal campaign officials had heard from the first day about deep dissatisfaction with Trudeau from long-time supporters.
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That achievement was even more remarkable given the competition Mr. Cruz also faced from Mr. Rubio and Ben Carson, the spiritually minded retired neurosurgeon, among others.
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It's clear now that a little bit of AI can go a long way in helping us achieve both those goals in new, more remarkable ways.
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Getting rid of all but two tax deductions for personal tax deductions is one of the more remarkable and revolutionary things President Donald Trump is proposing.
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When did you realize this was one of the more remarkable, brazen attacks on law enforcement in the country in years—not just a local saga?
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The statistics make the outcome of Scott's death all the more remarkable: For once, a police officer is being held accountable for excessive use of force.
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This fact is even more remarkable when you consider Louverture's contemporary equals: a group so small it may not extend beyond Napoleon Bonaparte and George Washington.
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In a way, Monteverdi's feat is more remarkable, since opera had been invented only a decade before he first addressed the genre, with "Orfeo," in 1607.
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What makes the images all the more remarkable is that De Keyzer was subject to the same restrictions imposed on foreign tourists who visit North Korea.
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That makes it all the more remarkable that it still managed to find plenty of programs aimed at helping low-income Americans to cut or eliminate.
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Even more remarkable, the eclipse will sweep all the way across the continental US, tracing what's called the path of totality from Oregon to South Carolina.
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The feat was all the more remarkable because there was essentially no documentation of its planning — a fact that's also made the historical recovery process difficult.
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What are more remarkable in this Selected Letters, almost worth its high price, are the editor's footnotes, meticulously identifying scores of individuals mentioned in Cage's letters.
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Donald Trump's populist appeals are all the more remarkable given that the modern Republican Party has been the largest beneficiary of this collapsing of class interests.
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More remarkable — and probably more persuasive to other states and to Congress now — is the shift in red states, where incarceration rates have been the highest.
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This decision may even be more remarkable given the fact that Rosenstein was the one who decided a special counsel was needed in the first place.
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Such nuclear excess makes it all the more remarkable that, for different reasons at different times, a seven-decade record of non-battlefield use has held.
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That these states would consider such legislation is all the more remarkable given the damage Indiana's image and economy suffered in the national backlash to its law.
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Perhaps even more remarkable than the gender dynamics on display was the presence of non-partisan indigenous families and even supporters of Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI).
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What was perhaps more remarkable than the turnaround in Vekic's fortunes, was the fact that it was the first match she had completed on grass all week.
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And while the monetary amount is impressive, it's even more remarkable that he was able to earn the funds while being homeless — and keeping a 4.3 GPA.
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" Her trajectory is even more remarkable when you consider how much it overlaps, thematically, with the story line of Dolores, her character on the HBO series "Westworld.
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Ossoff's haul is all the more remarkable because Price was no slouch with spending — he spent more than the average Republican and Democratic House incumbent in 260.
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What makes Kovalev's athletic journey all the more remarkable is that it wasn't a straight upward shot from his immigration here to this present moment of stardom.
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Upon her death, The Independent in London wrote, "In the history of the American environmental movement, there have been few more remarkable figures than Marjory Stoneman Douglas."
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Rignot, the scientist in California, said the fact that this collapse happened during the dead of winter in the Southern Hemisphere makes it all the more remarkable.
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More remarkable than the numbers: Her fans include Donald Trump opponents and die-hard supporters, proud feminists and women like Branson who have never used that label.
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Ossoff's haul is all the more remarkable because Price was no slouch with spending — he spent more than the average Republican and Democratic House incumbent in 2016.
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Remarkable victory Mahathir's victory is all the more remarkable considering he is 92 years old, and was fighting the very party he led for over two decades.
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Ossoff and Handel's spending is all the more remarkable because Price was no slouch — he spent more than the average Republican and Democratic House incumbent in 2016.
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It's phantasmagoric performance art on the world's grandest stage, which makes it only more remarkable that Putin has spent so little time as the subject of fiction.
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His photographs are all the more remarkable for the fact that so few large food producers are willing to open themselves to this sort of public view.
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That they involved Haley, a member of Cabinet 1.0 who until this point has been one of the administration's most reliable voices, only made them more remarkable.
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And this is all the more remarkable because I've loved Tom's music for a long time, yet never particularly knew what any of his songs were about.
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All the more remarkable was that the people who made it happen came from outside the establishment that, until now, comfortably ruled this island of 3.2 million.
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Mr. Pashinyan's election on Tuesday was all the more remarkable because it happened in the backyard of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who sent his congratulations.
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The record warmth in January was all the more remarkable because it occurred when the world was no longer in the midst of an El Niño event.
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That last one is equivalent to 0003,2000 tonnes and all the more remarkable because the rest of the June 23 options open interest map is largely empty.
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The lingering boll weevil problem is all the more remarkable — and, for American cotton growers, frustrating — considering the relatively puny size of the cotton industry in Tamaulipas.
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It is even more remarkable that the Supreme Court was unanimous — across appointees of Presidents of both parties — in disagreeing with the lower courts on these points.
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That so many Chinese retirees would leave behind their homes to live in an unfamiliar city is all the more remarkable given China's tradition of filial piety.
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Even more remarkable when you consider that most of the EV startups that appeared at about the same time Tesla did have either gone bankrupt or vanished.
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Perhaps what makes his performances even more remarkable is Busch's ability to be so dominant with two different aerodynamic packages, not to mention a new right-side tire.
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Even more remarkable is that, despite the reduction or elimination of the fans, neither model got hot or even remotely warm during my typical day-to-day use.
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What's even more remarkable than Jazza's ability to create a dynamic scene with dramatic lighting and shadows using this material is the fact that Liquid Paper still exists.
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His retreat is all the more remarkable because for generations, and most of the 20th century, the Packer family has been a fixture of Australia's media business scene.
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For as remarkable as Trump's rise has been, what's maybe more remarkable is how he has exposed the lameness of the political ranks he is seeking to join.
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Though their support for Mr. Trump is often qualified, this change of heart is one of the more remarkable turns in an erratic and precedent-defying Republican campaign.
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The Brexiteers are in some ways more remarkable than the neocons, who had only to outmanoeuvre the American defence-and-intelligence establishment, which preferred containment to regime change.
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And the program effectively evoked his essential modesty and reserve, which were all the more remarkable given his consummate skills and exquisite taste as both organist and choirmaster.
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" Plaintiffs' lawyers and addiction specialists began floating trial balloon solutions, all the more remarkable given that, as one lawyer said, "we're just at the beginning of the beginning.
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What made the event even more remarkable was that it was only Mr. Benjamin's second attempt at opera, and his first large-scale work in nearly a decade.
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Like the women of "Hidden Figures", Clay's path to becoming a Silicon Valley Engineering Hall of Fame member is all the more remarkable because it is largely unknown.
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For now, 20 has been nothing but blue skies and island breezes, a late-career joy ride that is all the more remarkable for surpassing Federer's own expectations.
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But what Trump revealed in his July 25 conversation with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky is far more remarkable: By all appearances, Trump still doesn't believe those facts himself.
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Their simplicity makes it all the more remarkable how badly sexual harassment has been handled at certain DOI agencies, in some cases going back through multiple presidential administrations.
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Even more remarkable, the financial company's stock is up more than 1120% since the start of 2011, while the broader market has only rallied about 140% since then.
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The number of technical standards that go into some products is astonishing, and the complexity of the methods used to create these standards is perhaps even more remarkable.
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This makes the pace and organization of play even more remarkable; for the most part, it's a tight, highly fluid of hockey that features crisp passing and quick feet.
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Even more remarkable is that Susan, who only saved for 23 years, will have out-saved Bill who tried to play "catch-up" with his savings for 225 years!
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This is more remarkable because, unlike the Middle East or Israel, where circumcision is prescribed by the Islamic or Jewish faith, most American males aren't circumcised for religious reasons.
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" Even more remarkable than the willingness of, say, Representative Peter King, Republican of New York, to declare that "Cruz isn't a good guy, and he'd be impossible as president.
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One of the more remarkable rumors is that Apple could revive the 210.13-inch and 25-inch MacBook Airs by giving them a nice hardware bump, according to Bloomberg.
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Katie Couric's Tumblr page is one of the saddest goddamn places on the Internet, a distinction made all the more remarkable when you consider that it's competing with Jeb!
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The minimalist iconography would fit right in today with modern mobile operating systems, which is all the more remarkable given the state of Japanese phone software 12 years ago.
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The opposition is all the more remarkable, given that the Netherlands has suffered more than anywhere else in the EU from the Russian-backed war of secession in Donbas.
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The strong M&A lending numbers are all the more remarkable as they do not include a record US$100bn bridge loan that backed chipmaker Broadcom's takeover of Qualcomm.
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It's one of the best direct images of an exoplanet we've ever seen, and it's made all the more remarkable given that it's a whopping 1,200 light-years away.
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That sense of collegial openness and outwardness pervades the entire production, all the more remarkable when you consider the talent quotient and award-studded résumés of the supporting cast.
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What's more remarkable, the show has made its statement with a mere handful of installments: two three-episode seasons in 2011 and 2013 and a Christmas special in 2014.
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The feat was all the more remarkable because Spain had no track record in badminton: Before Marín, only one Spanish player had ever won a match at the Olympics.
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But more remarkable than the possible miscommunication over timing was Mr. Trump's placing "intelligence" in mocking quotation marks, amplifying his previous insults to the quality of the agencies' work.
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Even more remarkable, the bed has built-in channels that allow it to be modified by users and customized with headboards, night stands and other non-Ikea add-ons.
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The same can not be said for toothed cetaceans (think whales and dolphins) as they produce sounds in their nasal passages, thus making Wikie's audible performance even more remarkable.
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That the religion being defended is not just any tradition, but one widely disparaged in recent years from pulpits and campaign platforms as evil incarnate makes it even more remarkable.
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Even more remarkable was that the system was compatible with older hardware, meaning you could link the original Game Boy, released nine years prior in 1989, up to the internet.
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That makes all the more remarkable their earnest search for the best ways to protect the poor from having to pay while ensuring that the richest would pay the most.
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One of the more remarkable exchanges in the interview starts when Dobbs decides that instead of asking a question, he'll just editorialize that critics of Trump's China policy are mistaken.
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But the 24-karat-gold-infused formula's greatest trick is even more remarkable: It leaves a slightly glowy finish on oily skin that reads as a glimmer, not a shimmer.
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What's even more remarkable: Willis, who was reduced to crowdfunding his tours as his dream of becoming a pro seemed ever more distant, almost quit the game earlier this year.
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Hudgens' work is rendered even more remarkable by the fact that she was performing under insane personal turmoil: her father passed away on Saturday night after a battle with cancer.
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The steady increase in Amazon's profits is all the more remarkable given how it continues to pour money into fulfillment centers, premium video content, bricks and mortar stores and healthcare.
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The increase in Amazon's profits is all the more remarkable given how it continues to pour money into fulfillment centers, premium video content, bricks and mortar stores and health care.
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And it is even more remarkable to see a collection of women, through their facial expressions and inflections alone, wordlessly but powerfully throwing Mr. Trump's words back in his face.
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What's more remarkable is that, Semenya, and her determination to keep showing up, are forcing us to pay attention to female athletes, and the extent to which we value them.
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What's even more remarkable is that the graphic designer melds the faces of these celebrities, politicians, historical figures, and pop-culture icons in ways that are often fought with implications.
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Edin, however, has been here before in these pressure games and made one of the more remarkable shots of the Olympic tournament to score a single in the 7th end.
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Mr. Trump's brewing feud with Mr. Corker is even more remarkable because Mr. Corker is the rare Republican senator who has developed something of a personal relationship with the president.
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It is all the more remarkable given that it is only four months since the spectacular implosion of Mr Kurz's government, a coalition with the right-wing Freedom Party (FPö).
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Even more remarkable, certainly in the case of the new-age, digital companies, hundreds of millions, even billions of users have access to their products online and in real time.
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In the nearly two decades since, the TVPA has been reauthorized with broad bipartisan support four times — an achievement that seems more and more remarkable given Washington's increasingly partisan environment.
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One of the more remarkable aspects of Trumpism is how a millionaire's son with gold-plated seat belts on his private airliner made himself the voice of America's economically bereft.
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As such, knowing that Saul is in Jimmy's increasingly near future only makes it more remarkable that Better Call Saul's fourth season hasn't metastasized into a parody of a legal drama.
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This is not to say the part about his mother is less than accomplished, but writing about his father presented more challenges, which makes the memoir's achievements all the more remarkable.
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This is a remarkable turn of events, and it only gets more remarkable when you think back to how the Republican Party began its existence: fighting against the expansion of slavery.
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While there was good news for the airlines in 6900, there was even more remarkable news out of a survey conducted recently seeking their views on the air traffic management system.
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What's even more remarkable is that at every income level, people who are more satisfied with their pay are less likely to say that being paid well matters most to them.
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It is all the more remarkable, then, when the American Olympian Miles Chamley-Watson whips his sword around the back of his head to score a point on his befuddled opponent.
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"The fact that some days it is so hard to keep at it, just makes it that much more remarkable that so many of us are in fact keeping at it."
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But it's even more remarkable considering the museum was established by some 20 artists — among them Ms. Arango — amid the country's fighting and the mounting violence among the country's drug cartels.
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So all the more remarkable were the modest affairs that the conductor Riccardo Muti and the Chicago Symphony brought to Carnegie over the weekend, with no huge statements, no overarching themes.
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But perhaps even more remarkable were the lives of this country's first black millionaires, some of them born in the first half of the 19th century, decades before the Emancipation Proclamation.
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That this was the case at a time when so many doors were closed to women, and so many taboos enforced upon them, makes her that much more remarkable, and inspiring.
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That this was the case at a time when so many doors were closed to women, and so many taboos enforced upon them, makes her that much more remarkable, and inspiring.
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That the company is now bankrupt and being liquidated by a blur of corporations and hedge funds and financial firms only makes the rise before Barneys' downfall all the more remarkable.
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That made the relative ease of its approval — in a unanimous vote by the five-member California Energy Commission before a standing-room crowd, with little debate — all the more remarkable.
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Maybe even more remarkable is the government's new claim—contradicting the argument it presented to the Supreme Court—that existing databases can supply more complete citizenship data than a census query could.
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What makes this look even more remarkable is that they topped it off with blaster damage and weathering, which gives the ship a proper worn look that Star Wars is known for.
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Making the results more remarkable is that the traps were set up in nature reserves which, though hardly pristine, are better protected from clouds of insecticides than most land in western Europe.
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What's even more remarkable is that these wild conspiracy theories survive not only in the face of facts, but despite the obscenely objectionable things that we know Donald Trump has actually done.
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Of all the ways Mr Trump has altered the party of Ronald Reagan, none is more remarkable than its new complacency about Mr Putin and his ongoing effort to undermine American democracy.
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"Without question, Cruz is sustaining heavy fire which makes it all the more remarkable he remains the leading alternative to Donald Trump," said Amanda Carpenter, a CNN contributor and former Cruz staffer.
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When I think of the United States as a country that lacks women editors in chief and chief executives, it now seems more remarkable for a woman to become commander in chief.
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This made the tone of leading financiers at the annual City Week conference Thursday all the more remarkable, indicative of a broader sentiment shift that has swept across London in recent weeks.
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In one of the more remarkable conclusions to a college sports season, Texas defeated Wake Forest, the defending national champion, on Sunday at the United States Tennis Association's campus in Orlando, Fla.
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Surely in the progressive, forward-thinking bastion of Logan Circle, people would think that a man taking adequate care of a baby was no more remarkable than a woman doing the same.
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McLaren's 13-minute film "Pas de Deux" (1968), one of his many award-winning creations, has been called his masterpiece — and yet the version that Mr. Lepage puts onstage is more remarkable.
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It's the first time that award has gone to a film not in the English language, and an even more remarkable feat given that none of the movie's individual actors were nominated.
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But the more remarkable aspect of so many viral ads today is how brazenly they defer, as long and as fully as possible, the realization that you're watching an ad at all.
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"These numbers are all the more remarkable as they represent a minimum estimate, based on data derived from just one-third of botanic gardens worldwide," the researchers wrote in the journal Nature Plants.
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The achievement was all the more remarkable considering that four years earlier, Emery had been diagnosed with avascular necrosis, the same serious hip ailment that ended two-sport star Bo Jackson&aposs career.
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A recent American Journal of Public Health study estimates around 2.5% of the population there are injection drug users, rates similar to Baltimore and San Francisco, making the drop all the more remarkable.
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"The decline is all the more remarkable given that consumers' assessments of current economic conditions, including their personal finance, have remained largely unchanged at very positive levels during the past year," Curtin said.
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Yet while coverage of the mid-terms has focused on such ways in which Mr Trump has rearranged the electorate, the degree to which he has not done so is far more remarkable.
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During my immersion in Aliume's art, I have found myself torn, unable to decide what I find more remarkable: the art itself or the fact that he's only been painting for two years.
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I think it's even more remarkable that these talented women pilots did so well on early medical testing, alone or in pairs, and not with the benefit of going through as a group.
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With New Jersey working class swagger and a genuine musical talent, Macdonald's performance is all the more remarkable because she is not from New Jersey - she is Australian - and had never rapped before.
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Hand-wringing over black people retracing a 26-mile walk in a slave rebellion is all the more remarkable given the repeated injuries and fatalities in much larger, higher-budget majority-white reenactments.
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His nearly 90 percent approval rating among Republicans is the more remarkable for his having shifted Republican views on a range of issues, from trade, to NATO, to Putin, to even the NFL.
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"It was amazing to see the differences in their experiences, but what I actually found more remarkable was sort of the emotional through line of the things they had in common," Brody said.
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Indeed, in the course of today's IRL informercial the company managed to do something much more remarkable: give life to the adage that just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should.
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Remembering the moment, Mr. Tennant confessed he was starting to tear up again and said that the Pet Shop Boys found the ballet all the more remarkable because they weren't onstage for it.
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They are known to be so cautious that they have poked metal rods into the fruit heading to the former governor's table, which makes the security lapse in January all the more remarkable.
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The statement from O'Malley on Saturday implicitly criticising the pope was even more remarkable because O'Malley heads a papal commission advising the pontiff on how to root out sexual abuse in the Church.
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The numbers are all the more remarkable considering Trump is entering into office with rather low approval ratings compared to past presidents and sparked protests worldwide along with vows to not watch his inauguration.
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Nevertheless, the company remained optimistic: "We expect that 2017, Skechers' 25th year of business, will be an even more remarkable in terms of product and sales," said CEO Robert Greenberg in a press release.
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But that it is even taking place is even more remarkable, given that less than six months ago the two men were trading insults, flouting military capabilities and threatening each other with nuclear annihilation.
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But what's even more remarkable is that the prospect of so many women candidates already on the campaign trail in 2019 feels so normal and expected that it hardly feels like a big deal.
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It's hard to say what is more remarkable: that such a small anomaly can be seen in the voting pattern, or that it's so hard to tell whether this was decisive in the race.
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It reached the top of the classical charts, but more remarkable for the time, digital downloads made up a substantial share of the sales, which even now is an unusual occurrence in her genre.
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Kanievsky's intervention was all the more remarkable because in an earlier announcement about the virus he had told his followers to continue their communal study of the Torah, in direct contradiction to government instructions.
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Mr. Bolsonaro's first-round victory was all the more remarkable because he lacked the backing of a major party and campaigned on a shoestring budget, relying mainly on social media to build a base.
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Even more remarkable, the plan drew praise from across the ideological spectrum, including that of conservative supply-side advocates like Grover Norquist, the president of Americans for Tax Reform, which opposes all tax increases.
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This is real progress, and it is why the First Step Act has been praised as a rare bipartisan success story — one all the more remarkable for the political delicacy of its subject matter.
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But even more remarkable than our apparent reluctance to ditch the technologies we love to dis is a fervent embrace of newer new things that seem, at the very least, worth approaching with caution.
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But it was also a winning cop show, with Merritt Wever and Toni Collette offering a modern riff on the female buddy cop story that was all the more remarkable for having really happened.
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That is all the more remarkable given that in most cases, rates in the developed world barely reached what would have been described as neutral - neither stimulative nor restrictive - before the last financial crisis.
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But more remarkable than how fast the 'Beyond Nokia' Facebook group has grown in recent weeks (and despite laying relatively dormant for five years) is the affinity that ex-Nokians still have for the company.
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The Nationals' victory was all the more remarkable as they came back from being down two runs for most of the game to win the game and make history with their first ever series triumph.
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The change since last year is even more remarkable considering that the average round is 193 percent larger, and the median is again 183 percent larger, than those closed during the same period last year.
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The buying spree is all the more remarkable since this scion of the ruling family of Equatorial Guinea, one of Africa's smallest countries, bought all this while on an official salary of $270,238.5 a year.
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Yet the more remarkable thing about Mr Trump's wishlist is how anathema its items, all signature promises of his election campaign, remain to the Republican establishment he has presided over for more than two years.
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That's partly because he hasn't had the plum roles that American Ballet Theater's Gabe Stone Shayer, who did win, has had, and partly because he's less mature — more remarkable in solos than as a partner.
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It's even more remarkable that cannabis businesses are still managing to help patients and customers, while creating jobs and tax revenue, despite facing a multitude of challenges due to conflicts between state and federal laws.
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And that could be more defensible to take aim at, whereas this seems pretty minimal to what they could have done — making it all the more remarkable this still has a target on its back.
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John Preston's subtle novel "The Dig" imagines something even more remarkable: an excavation that carefully, gently exposes the searchers' own lives and feelings to the light, just as they brush sand away from buried treasure.
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The fact that Tebow's mechanics are by this point the result of decades of high-intensity coaching and earnest work makes their weirdness all the more remarkable, but it also explains them, in a way.
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As there is no evidence for the historicity of Rama, this must surely rank as one of the more remarkable legal justifications for deciding a case about ownership and possession of a piece of land.
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Bolsonaro's showing on Sunday is even more remarkable because he largely began his presidential campaign as a fringe candidate in the Social Liberal Party (PSL), a once-marginal party that has also made significant gains.
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The truth is more prosaic, and also more remarkable: for four billion years, evolution, driven by natural selection and random mutation, has insured that the most efficient genes would survive and the weakest would disappear.
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It's even more remarkable during a week of high profile international news, such as the ongoing tensions between the United States and Iran and a plane crash that killed 176 people near Tehran on Wednesday.
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The second section, without the grappling of the first, is actually more dynamic, more remarkable in conveying the mutual influence of men who never meet, one shrinking as the other grows more confident in claiming space.
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Which makes a repurposed Baxter industrial robot renamed Iorek1 all the more remarkable: It not only recognizes an object a human being is pointing at and talking about, but asks questions to clarify what they mean.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Ashleigh Barty hated her first trip to Paris but 10 years later, after one of the more remarkable tennis journeys, she woke up in the French capital on Sunday as queen of Roland Garros.
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This empathy for America's forgotten, damaged places was all the more remarkable because—as the museum admits via filmed interviews with aides and family members—Nixon was a brooding introvert, "suspicious" to the point of paranoia.
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That she did it in the traditionally white sport of tennis, and rose to stardom in a sport that (like most sports) has a history of dismissing a woman's achievements, makes it all the more remarkable.
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But what's even more remarkable is that the top three months in terms of heat are the past three, going back to December 123, and they all top 1 C warmer than the 20th century average.
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Yet more remarkable was the initial feat, in which the performers, in leather shoes with and without metal taps, sustained their own absorbing musical composition all by themselves — dancing to the sound made by their dancing.
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KAZAN, Russia — It was one of the most spectacular goals of this World Cup, and what made Benjamin Pavard's 216-yard half-volley against Argentina all the more remarkable was that so few saw him coming.
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That statistic was all the more remarkable considering Azarenka, ranked 40th in the world, had broken in the fourth game of the first set to take a 3-1 lead, an advantage that was comprehensively erased.
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The feat was all the more remarkable because Pedro Sánchez, sworn in as prime minister on Saturday, lost a bitter leadership battle in his party in October 2016 and staged a surprising comeback a year ago.
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Kaur's books have sold more than 3.5 million copies, an incredible number for any poet but the more remarkable when you consider that surely some percentage of her readership has never owned one of those books.
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The remarkable rescue was even more remarkable because Kucia has stage IV bone cancer and normally doesn't have strength to even "open a pickle jar," as he put it in an interview with a local TV station.
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More remarkable was how Sessions refused to say whether he'd been a part of any discussions about Comey's firing—but also how he failed to clearly describe under what authority he was refusing to provide an answer.
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HBO's lead is even more remarkable this year because its flagship series, "Game of Thrones," which won for best drama the last two years, didn't make the cut this time around because of its later start date.
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This is all the more remarkable given that it takes about 600 milliseconds for someone to work out what they are going to say by mentally retrieving the words and organising how they are to be expressed.
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"What's more remarkable is that MSNBC is willing to allow a prominent host from their network to lie to the American people about her old blog being hacked and not face any sort of repercussions," Wulfsohn said.
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Organisers said 1.9m people joined the second of these demonstrations—a turnout that was all the more remarkable given that the government, less than a day earlier, had made a humiliating U-turn to placate the protesters.
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Even more remarkable, YouTube Kids was ranked #7 by peak time spent – an indication that YouTube's plan to break out a filtered version of its service is now feeding even more viewers into its massive video network.
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Roosevelt's ability to take over a story is all the more remarkable because none of the 20th century's most defining events — from international economic depression to ideological revolutions to devastating world wars — took place during his presidency.
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These volumes are all the more remarkable because just a year ago virtual currency markets barely existed in Korea, unlike in the United States and China, where virtual currency trading has grown over a number of years.
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That's pretty radical for a domestic thriller; but what's more remarkable about this unconventional novel (which was awarded France's prestigious Prix Goncourt) is the author's intimate analysis of the special relationship between a mother and a nanny.
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Even more remarkable than the proof itself is the manner in which Huh and his collaborators achieved it—by finding a way to reinterpret ideas from one area of mathematics in another where they didn't seem to belong.
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These feats threaten to become routine, but they seem all the more remarkable because they are accomplished by a player of Felder's stature: At 5 feet 9 inches, he is small even for a midmajor college point guard.
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Crane Currency, the company that has produced the paper for our currency for almost a hundred and forty years, now makes bills for dozens of other countries, and has created even smaller lenses with even more remarkable effects.
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Overwatch's domination is all the more remarkable since it's achieved this level of success despite costing $40 on the PC and $60 on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles, whereas League of Legends is free-to-play.
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The regional growth, which has been 10-30 percent month-over-month recently, appears more remarkable when factoring in PicsArt's zero user acquisition expense in a crowded market where pay-to-play is a norm for emerging startups.
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And, what's all the more remarkable -- and by "remarkable" I mean "terribly, terribly depressing" -- is that what we are talking about is an inability to keep the government open, the single most basic task of our elected officials.
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The 21.6 speech was all the more remarkable in that Mr. Miller had delivered a keynote speech at the 1992 Democratic National Convention in which he excoriated President George H. W. Bush and praised the party's nominee, Gov.
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The modest response is all the more remarkable given that Iranian oil exports have plummeted to around 0003 million barrels a day, from 2.4 million last spring, as customers have sought other suppliers in anticipation of the sanctions.
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The startling accusations are all the more remarkable for the environment in which prosecutors say they first played out — the verdant Sarah Lawrence campus, where red brick buildings frame wide lawns and a wisteria arbor dominates the grounds.
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The statement was all the more remarkable because his panel investigated the claim, according to a congressional official with knowledge of the inquiry, and could find no evidence that Ukraine engaged in an interference campaign similar to Russia's.
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Davis and Crawford each appeared in at least 80 feature films, a run that's all the more remarkable when stacked against the often-thin résumés of today's female movie stars working in the era of big-screen superheroes.
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Williams claimed her Open-era record 23rd major title by beating her older sister Venus 6-4, 6-4 in this year's Australian Open final, a feat made all the more remarkable because she was two months pregnant.
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Half of the appeal of the Baking Show is that it's so genuine (maybe uncomfortably so for Americans used to cooking shows like Cutthroat Kitchen), which makes it all the more remarkable how deftly the show avoids treacle.
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However Uranus comes to affect your life in the next seven years, Dewhirst says some of its more remarkable developments could be felt in the first two weeks of August or you might be experiencing a shift right now.
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So it is all the more remarkable that a recent squall of criticism has come not from India's lingering left-liberal elite, nor from poor Indians hurt by erratic policies, but from within the BJP's own Hindu-nationalist fold.
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The number of mobile accounts held by women in Pakistan rose by an impressive 4m in the 12 months to September last year, to 7.3m, but those held by men increased by an even more remarkable 12m, to 25.6m.
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While new private jets such as the Gulfstream G650ER can fly farther than the ACJ320neo with a similar passenger load, the latter is a more remarkable status symbol compared to the former intended for the elite of the elite.
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A title like "Struggle: The Life and Lost Art of Szukalski" suggests a breadth and depth that's difficult to live up to, which makes it all the more remarkable that this Netflix documentary by Irek Dobrowolski manages to deliver.
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For marijuana, it's more remarkable because this is all happening even as certain parts of the government, especially Attorney General Jeff Sessions's Department of Justice, try to fight legal cannabis by threatening federal prosecution against state-legal pot businesses.
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Tatiana Rezvaya-Crutchlow, the coordinator of the society, said that the time in which Mr. Carlson completed the journey was impressive (the previous record was 24 days 2000 hours 25 minutes) but that his speed was even more remarkable.
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Sabathia's season was all the more remarkable considering that, to pitch effectively, he needed a brace for his degenerative right knee, which demanded constant maintenance, including regular painkilling injections, and which led to two stints on the disabled list.
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Making the streak even more remarkable, such extraordinary composure from investors had occurred in a period of political volatility as fresh controversies dogged the Trump White House and Europe braced for elections in France and elsewhere on the Continent.
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This is even more remarkable in view of the fact that "domestic dogs, Canis familiaris, present the largest phenotypic diversity among domestic mammals," in the words of one study, done in France and published in 2013 in the journal Animal Cognition.
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Though the video demo of the Santa Cruz Prototype was more remarkable for its brevity than what it actually showed, Oculus was offering short demos at the conference, and Mashable got a chance to take the headset for a spin.
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This is all the more remarkable because we are going into a three-day weekend, and you know the drill...with all the volatility, traders are wary holding positions when China will reopen on Monday and our markets are closed.
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ISIS heavily monitors information coming in and out of Raqqa and communicating with Western journalists is a death sentence, which makes it all the more remarkable that BBC correspondent Mike Thomson managed to make contact with someone who wanted to talk.
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Not that 17-times Grand Slam champion Nadal, whose latest feat is all the more remarkable considering he was sidelined for several weeks this year due to injury, is pre-occupied with trying to keep up with his Swiss rival.
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Matthew Bartolini, head of SPDR Americas Research for State Street, said the rush to the market, not to mention the low volatility level, is all the more remarkable considering how much geopolitical turmoil investors have had to stomach this year.
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Theory 21988: It has something to do with ancient EgyptOne of the more remarkable features of the building is its exterior treatment: Wide, horizontal stripes, alternating between azure and white, that bend toward the tops of the windows and door.
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What makes the success even more remarkable is the fact that Britain does not possess a single ice track and a majority of the team's training takes place on the dry push-start track at Bath University in southwest England.
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It's all the more remarkable when you remember that getting punched in the face—even with big puffy gloves—is the sort of experience that many celebrities specifically hire people with earpieces and concealed firearms to prevent from happening to them.
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What makes "Joker" so much more remarkable than some of the best MCU movies, from "Guardians of the Galaxy" to "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" to "Black Panther," which won several Oscars earlier this year and was nominated for best picture?
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More remarkable: The second-act finale, which culminated in the Wallendas' trying a seven-person high-wire pyramid, the kind of act that is almost too nerve-racking to watch, even with an air mattress that could sleep 90 inflated below.
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But the truth is roughly the opposite: The more you know about Genesis or Chronicles or Kings, the more remarkable it is that Matthew announced the birth of the son of God by linking him to a pack of egregious sinners.
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This is all the more remarkable given the economic catastrophe of the past 10 years (in 2009, the central bank issued a 100 trillion Zimbabwean dollar bank note that was worth about $30 in U.S. currency) and given Zimbabwe's repression.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian rower Dattu Bhokanal has battled adversity to secure Olympic qualification and his journey to Rio has been made even more remarkable following a childhood bout of aquaphobia and fears for his mother's health during his final preparations.
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Murray's play in the winner-takes-all season climax was all the more remarkable as a day earlier he looked on the point of mental and physical exhaustion after taking almost four hours to subdue Milos Raonic in the semi-final.
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His publishers tell us that Mr. Trevor is young, and this makes it all the more remarkable that he should have taken this difficult material and made out of it a novel that is exceedingly readable, touchingly sad and dreadfully funny.
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LSU and its Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback, Joe Burrow, comfortably beat defending champions Clemson, 214-287, on Monday night to win the College Football Playoff national championship and cap off one of the more remarkable transformations in the sport's recent history.
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LSU and its Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback, Joe Burrow, comfortably beat defending champions Clemson, 42-25, last night to win the College Football Playoff national championship and cap off one of the more remarkable transformations in the sport's recent history.
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" Despite the rust, tickets for the group's first tour, eight shows in five cities (including Madison Square Garden on Monday night), sold out in minutes, all the more remarkable for a band, as Mr. Cameron points out, "that doesn't exist.
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It is unique in this era for a coach to develop an elite men's player from the very beginning to the very top, and all the more remarkable for them to remain a duo long after the summit has been scaled.
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But perhaps more remarkable than the contents of the controversy is its very existence, as a tempest in one relatively small corner of a university becomes a national controversy about political correctness, criminal justice, sexual harassment, race, and countless other issues.
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How Republicans are reacting to the Trump tape How Republicans are reacting to the Trump tape A crisp, beautiful Saturday afternoon in Elkhorn, Wisconsin was one of the more remarkable four hours in the remarkable recent history of the Republican Party.
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And if it can be so inventive and creative on this minuscule spatial and temporal scale, and in such a dull environment, it just creates more awe in me, when I think of how much more remarkable it is out in nature.
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There's no traffic, which made the two Royal Canadian Mounted Police cars buzzing past outside all the more remarkable — almost as remarkable as the hundreds of refugees from the United States that have been flooding across the border a few kilometers away.
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The dispute is all the more remarkable given that Burr, a Republican, was first to issue a subpoena to a member of the President's family amid the House Democrats' war with the White House over their investigations into Trump's administration, businesses and finances.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For many private arts venues, fundraising is a hardscrabble ordeal, an unceasing quest to scrape together enough grants and donations to keep the lights on — which makes Meow Wolf's recent fundraising success all the more remarkable.
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The 25-year-old, who won the 2015 New Zealand Open shortly after turning professional, was well on target for an even more remarkable round until he dropped three shots on his final two holes at the Royal Pines Resort in Queensland.
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Ikee's exploits are all the more remarkable as they came so soon after a strong showing at the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships, where she won four medals to prove she can match the best the United States and Australia have to offer.
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His sales are all the more remarkable since the music industry's standard accounting week ends at midnight Thursday, so the vast majority of these purchases were made in little more than 12 hours, once news of Prince's death emerged around midday Thursday.
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It has also been 25 years since two American men squared off for the biggest prize in clay-court tennis: a high-water mark that is all the more remarkable for the Grand Slam singles drought that American men's tennis continues to experience.
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More remarkable than Douglass's physical prowess was the fact that he lived to write about this at all: In addition to the beatings and other miseries, Douglass endured severe cold that left gashes in his feet pronounced enough to cradle his pen.
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This uncanny act of materialization, which runs through April 30 at the Jerome Robbins Theater of the Baryshnikov Arts Center, is the more remarkable in that it is also an improbable act of translation, from what would seem to be uncompromisingly literary material.
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What's more remarkable than Donald Trump -- aka the commander in chief, aka the most most powerful person in the country -- tapping out 18 tweets on a single subject in less than 12 hours is the tone of those tweets: Negative, defensive and dark.
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The outcome was all the more remarkable when you consider Mr. Trump had 16 opponents to contend with in the Republican primaries and faced a Democratic nominee who's been one of the biggest political celebrities in the world for nearly a quarter-century.
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This was all the more remarkable because, aside from eliminating assyrtiko from the list, we also did not want to include in our tasting international grapes like sauvignon blanc and chardonnay, which at one time seemed to be making inroads into Greece's vineyards.
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Mr. Bolsonaro's meteoric rise is all the more remarkable because he campaigned on a shoestring budget, relying largely on social media, while his rivals enjoyed generous public funding and coveted slots on television and radio, which are awarded based on party size.
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Patrick Cotter, a longtime former federal prosecutor who worked with members of the special counsel Robert Mueller&aposs team, told Insider Barr&aposs comments are "even more remarkable" given his direct role in helping Trump weaponize the Justice Department against his perceived enemies.
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But the permanence of the policy is the more remarkable fact: American disillusionment with the war in Afghanistan has been substantial and stable since 2012, and yet without much domestic controversy, or even much attention, thousands of American soldiers are still there.
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That young adults aren't any more likely to be in favor of stricter gun laws than the average America is even more remarkable when you consider that young adults today are politically more liberal than young adults at the time of Columbine.
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His success would be all the more remarkable considering the scrappy operation Mr. Guaidó and his allies have mounted, seemingly overnight, to take down a heavily armed authoritarian government whose leaders stand accused of turning the state into a vast criminal enterprise.
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That makes it all the more remarkable that the Stud, a gay bar in San Francisco's South of Market (SoMa) district, has stuck around for half a century, even as it becomes harder and harder for the city's queer spaces to survive.
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HILARY POTTS London The lack of successful policy innovation and the unimpressive performance of public services in Scotland since Nicola Sturgeon became first minister ("The not so brave", August 203th) is all the more remarkable given the level of funding available to her administration.
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One of the more remarkable things that Sorry to Bother You accomplishes is a subtle but convincing argument that when it comes to the lived experience of a typical worker, there are not so many differences between the internet age and the preceding one.
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Davis Love III, the United States Ryder Cup captain, was asked which feat would be more remarkable, Spieth winning consecutive wire-to-wire titles here at age 22, or the Golden State Warriors surpassing the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls' 72-10 regular-season record.
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It reached No. 4 on Tuesday night with "Rinaldo" at Merkin Concert Hall, and it was hard to know which was more remarkable: the presence of four countertenors, two of them very fine; or of four Baroque trumpets, and players to wield them adequately.
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As Menzie Chinn, a professor of economics and noted blogger, has pointed out, the rise is all the more remarkable, because it is based on American rather than European newspapers, and because it is focused on policy-related uncertainty, rather than economic uncertainty more generally.
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All are worthy contenders — as is, it should be said, the goalkeeper who used to direct music videos — but regardless of which absurdity strikes anyone's particular fancy, the sum of these parts has produced one of the more remarkable international sports stories in recent memory.
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Their candidacies are all the more remarkable because Pakistan was just returned to a "gray list" by the Financial Action Task Force, a global body based in Paris that fights terrorism financing, for not doing enough to counter terrorists' ability to operate from Pakistani territory.
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United Russia's collapse was all the more remarkable given that over a dozen aspiring candidates linked to Alexei Navalny (pictured), Mr Putin's most prominent domestic critic, had been barred from the polls, a move that sparked weeks of protests in Moscow over the summer.
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Cotter addressed those controversies, telling Insider that Barr&aposs comments are "even more remarkable" in light of the fact that Trump was recently under investigation by the very Justice Department Barr now oversees, and that Barr played an "active personal" role in the investigation.
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It is very rare for prosecutors to try to hold university leaders criminally liable for the misconduct of others, and the case is all the more remarkable for involving one of the nation's most prominent universities, and one of its most vaunted football programs.
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She's a thoughtful, often moving songwriter and an even more remarkable interpreter of songs: On her latest album, "Grace" (2017), Wright drifts leisurely through a potpourri of songs related to the American South, exhibiting self-assurance and trust over a vast patchwork of material.
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What makes the payroll additions all the more remarkable is that they come in the wake of the most recent downturn in oil prices — from $76 a barrel in early October to $42 in late December before recovering to more than $55 on Friday.
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All the more remarkable, then, that AMC's sadly underwatched drama about the early days of the tech revolution made it easy to remember a time when the internet seemed less like a battleground and more like uncharted country, where something magic might be hidden.
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What is perhaps more remarkable is who replaced them: All but one was white, and the hiring of one black head coach, Hue Jackson by the Cleveland Browns, was offset by the dismissal of Lovie Smith, who coached the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for just two seasons.
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Our collaboration with Nokia will enable us to tap on its leadership in building large, high performance networks and formidable strength in software and services, as we seek to create even more remarkable products and services that deliver the best user experience to our Mi fans worldwide.
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What's more remarkable is that men in their twenties and early thirties have chosen conducting as a career, given that Italy's opera houses—the bread and butter of the country's music-making—are in such poor shape: productions are frequently cancelled and artists are habitually paid late.
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Even more remarkable is the oblivion on the left to the rioting in the streets of Paris by working class farmers, truck drivers, and laborers who are tired of paying higher taxes for $6 a gallon of gasoline to subsidize the new deal of the green elitists.
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It is even more remarkable when you consider that a few days later, Harvey Weinstein would take time out of his intensive one-week rehab to call Lupita Nyong'o a liar, after the actress published a detailed account in the Times of being harassed by Weinstein.
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"It's an organization of great resilience, and I think it's got a foundation for an even more remarkable future," Mr. Tarnopolsky said in a telephone interview, explaining that he hoped to build on the strong relationship that Mr. Nézet-Séguin had formed with the musicians and audiences.
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All that makes it the more remarkable that these two teams keep meeting in championship games, as if they are the Warriors and Cavaliers of the N.B.A. The first, a 45-40 Alabama victory in January 2016, was exhilarating, the teams combining for 40 fourth-quarter points.
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The lack of communication comes amid Trump's impeachment proceedings but is all the more remarkable given the number of high-profile events that have impacted the US during that time, including the killing of top Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani and ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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That this should be so is all the more remarkable, given Hollywood's racially chequered heritage with Asian-Americans, a group too often relegated to the roles of martial-arts aces or purveyors of ancient wisdoms, or indeed both, in the case of The Karate Kid's Mr Miyagi.
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It is perhaps more remarkable, though, that Mr. Cheney did not have more ties to break: When he was sworn in, the Senate was evenly split, with 50 Democrats and 50 Republicans, meaning any party-line vote could have necessitated a visit from the vice president.
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The intensity we saw last week around the world, and again this week at the United Nations, is even more remarkable when we realize that one of the biggest and most urgent climate stories of our time – the destruction of our oceans – hasn't really broken through yet.
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The stock market is on a 215-day run of not having moving up or down more than 1 percent in any single session, something that rarely happens and is all the more remarkable considering the political commotion since President Donald Trump took office nearly four weeks ago.
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But what's even more remarkable is that the vibrant community nurtured at Fresh Produce rests entirely on a network of generous sponsors, local volunteers, music lovers, and everyday St. Louisans genuinely wanting to see their city thrive and being willing to put in the energy to do so.
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Perhaps more remarkable than the painting is the tale that accompanies it: the account of woman made vagabond by the Nazis who ended up returning to the very house from which she had been evicted, and living out the war there, just feet above one of her persecutors. Mrs.
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"Guinea worm reductions in South Sudan and Mali in 2015 are even more remarkable because both countries have significant insecurity or civil unrest and had the largest number of cases in 2014," said Dr. Ernesto Ruiz-Tiben, director of the Carter Center's Guinea Worm Eradication Program, in a press release.
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Gabe's talent and tenacity is even more remarkable given that the teen also has Hanhart syndrome, a congenital defect leaving him with a small jaw and a partially-developed tongue, making it impossible for him to use his mouth to hold a pencil or fork or turn pages in a book.
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Even more remarkable than the nine-figure haul was the Tolstoyan cast of characters behind it: the same Interior Ministry policemen who organized the raids on the hedge fund and law firm; an officer of the Federal Security Service (FSB), the successor organ of the Soviet KGB; and tax ministry officials.
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Hidden Figures has a few other scenes like this one—some provide glimpses into Dorothy and Mary's lives alongside Katherine's eventual courtship and remarriage—but all serve to drive home precisely how much more remarkable these black female mathematicians' accomplishments were, in light of their equally rich and complex home lives.
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All these years later, that home run endures as one of the more remarkable ones Piazza ever clobbered — because of the ferocity with which he hit the ball and because it came against the Yankees, the opponents who, more than any other, came to define his tenure in New York.
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What makes this all the more remarkable is that Mr. Obama came to office as a Chicago urbanite with no obvious passion for environmental stewardship, had no help from Congress and, for his first four years, made little use of his executive authority to protect the federal estate from commercial encroachment.
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Which, again, puts the Texas numbers into perspective: a 500% increase in early voter turnout among young people, and a 500% increase in registrations of young Latino voters, is remarkable no matter what; it's more remarkable given how difficult it was for those people to get registered and vote in the first place.
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It is also all the more remarkable given that the very first chart Yellen used in support of her remarks, portraying the Fed's projections for fed funds and employing a band to show a range of likely outcomes, shows a reasonable chance of rates bumping along at or below zero next year.
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Alongside variations in scale and intricacy, the warm confidence and bold expressivity of these late paintings are all the more remarkable considering how out of step most of them were with the aesthetic of cool irony that dominated much of the art world in the middle-to-late 1960s and early 1970s.
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In its favor: "Joker" started the season by snagging the prestigious Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, and this comic-book character study will soon gross $1 billion worldwide, a number that is all the more remarkable since it eschews the action scenes and computer-generated spectacle of its Bat-film brethren.
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Salaries have dropped by more than 13 percent over the past two years and the country's finances have soured, forcing the government to introduce one of the more remarkable tax laws in the world: a requirement that people who are not employed full time pay $240 a year as "compensation" for lost taxes.
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However, there's something even more remarkable hidden in that financial loss that would make me think twice about investing in this software business: The fact that Snap has handcuffed itself to Google Cloud and (in doing so) is not in control over some key parts of their business and costs for the foreseeable future.
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Its hot streak was all the more remarkable considering its country of origin: Parasite was the first South Korean film ever to be nominated in the International Feature category (formerly called Best Foreign Language Film), let alone win, and it was the first non-English-language movie ever to take the ceremony's top prize.
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One of the more remarkable reissues in the "Essential Recordings" collection is a 21954 performance of the final act of "Rigoletto," recorded at a Red Cross fund-raiser held at Madison Square Garden with the combined forces of the NBC Symphony, the New York Philharmonic, and a star cast surrounded by eighteen thousand people.
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The unusually relaxed border at what the Chinese call Horgos and the Kazakhs Khorgos is all the more remarkable because it marks the entrance to a tense Chinese region that has been struggling for decades to contain a low-grade but persistent insurgency by militants from a minority Chinese Muslim ethnic group, the Uighurs.
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Sounders 2107, Toronto F.C. 2108; Seattle wins, 5-4, on penalty kicks TORONTO — In one of the more remarkable turnarounds in M.L.S. history, the Seattle Sounders won their first M.L.S. Cup on Saturday night, defeating Toronto F.C., 5-4, in a penalty shootout after 120 minutes of scoreless play in an intense and frigid setting.
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She's incomprehensibly fit once again, all the more remarkable for a 63-year-old; she's responsible for some of the movie's funniest lines, nailing the role of grouchy but aspirational aging hero we've seen her male peers play so often; and she's still wielding weapons half her size (including a flamethrower!) like a total champ.
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"The group who exercised before breakfast increased their ability to respond to insulin, which is all the more remarkable given that both exercise groups lost a similar amount of weight and both gained a similar amount of fitness," said exercise physiologist Javier Gonzalez, an associate professor in the department for health at the University of Bath, in a statement.
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Mr. Paxton was an exceptional performer (apart from the ballerina Lynn Seymour, the only dancer I've known to share a program with Mikhail Baryshnikov and make a yet more remarkable impression); and in 225 he passed on much of his electrifying intensity and vivifying detail to the Stephen Petronio Company, when it revived his "Goldberg Variations" (1986-92).
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Which makes it all the more remarkable that Romney announced, in a stirring and emotional speech on the Senate floor Wednesday afternoon, that he would break with his party and vote to convict Trump on abuse of power -- a genuinely stunning moment in a process in which the ultimate outcome (a Trump acquittal) has long been known.
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The price drop has been all the more remarkable given that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has imposed a production cut since the start of the year, and Saudi Arabia and its allies cut off relations with Qatar this week, threatening the kind of heightened tensions in the Middle East that normally push energy prices higher.
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The wave of GOP defections is all the more remarkable after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellKentucky state official says foreign adversaries 'routinely' scan election systems Don't let 'welfare for all' advocates derail administration's food stamp program reforms Whistleblower retaliation: Stop confusing unlawful attacks with politics MORE (R-Ky.) came out strongly in opposition to the measure.
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Part-way through one number came an ominous rumble of timpani and a creeping darkness from the double basses as a baritone full-throatedly announced: "I have become…comfortably numb…" One of the more remarkable new operas of recent times will open in Montreal on March 11th: "Another Brick in the Wall", based on Pink Floyd's double-album "The Wall".
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Brazil Election Results: Far-Right Candidate Heads to Runoff After Missing Outright Win The rise of far-right politician Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil may sound familiar to Americans: Mr. Bolsonaro's first-round victory was all the more remarkable because he lacked the backing of a major party and campaigned on a shoestring budget, relying mainly on social media to build a base.
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Their tensions exploded on Friday into one of the more remarkable public feuds in recent Washington history — a brutal exchange that began with Mr. Grijalva calling on Mr. Zinke to resign, followed by Mr. Zinke calling Mr. Grijalva a drunkard who had used taxpayer "hush money" to cover up misbehavior, and Mr. Grijalva telling Mr. Zinke to, in effect, bring it on.
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One of the more remarkable things happening in American politics right now is that after House and Senate Republicans both embraced multiple versions of Affordable Care Act legislation that would remove regulations requiring insurance companies to avoid discriminating against patients with preexisting health conditions, Republican politicians up and down the ballot are now pretending to support the Obama-era rules.
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" Perhaps even more remarkable is that she also can see the humans through the horses' eyes: "Fear and its family members — anger, frustration, pain — are all carried in the residents' steps, in their shoulders and necks, the way their backs round forward, forcing them to look out through the tips of their eyes, hiding in the shadows just beneath their eyebrows.
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" 'The Stuntman Who Inspired Brad Pitt's "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" Character Is More Badass In Real Life' [Esquire] "Booth's inspiration, [the stuntman Hal Needham] — who died at 82 in October 2013 — was even more remarkable: A cross between the MacGyver and the Dos Equis guy, inventing stunt rigs and shattering bones by day, and beefing with John Wayne by night.
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" 'The Stuntman Who Inspired Brad Pitt's "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" Character Is More Badass In Real Life' [Esquire] "Booth's inspiration, [the stuntman Hal Needham] — who died at 82 in October 2013 — was even more remarkable: A cross between the MacGyver and the Dos Equis guy, inventing stunt rigs and shattering bones by day, and beefing with John Wayne by night.
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Noting that conservatives are preoccupied with notions of purity and disgust, Haidt also offers an explanation of some of the more remarkable oddities of Trump's political approach in an online posting: If morality is about how we treat each other, then why did so many ancient texts devote so much space to rules about menstruation, who can eat what, and who can have sex with whom?
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Even more remarkable than a storied career of comic hilarity that saw him co-star NBC sitcom NewsRadio for five seasons, host his own The Andy Dick Show on MTV, and sashay his way to the seventh round of Dancing with the Stars, is the trail of destruction and bemusement Dick has left in his wake, fueled by alcohol, cocaine, and an utter inability to keep his hands to himself.
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It's hard to say which is more remarkable, Coppola's ability to do extensive filming at Versailles for "Marie Antoinette" or Paris Hilton's mad narcissism in letting Coppola use her home as a major location for "The Bling Ring," a movie about the actual burglarizing of Hilton's home by a gang of well-off, star-struck teenagers who used online gossip sites to track the whereabouts of celebrities and plot their schemes.
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This revival marks one of the first times a phone maker has brought back that divisive little port, a fact that seems even more remarkable when you remember Moto first axed the feature more than three years ago with the launch of the original Moto Z. However, according to Doug Michau, Motorola's executive director of product operations for North America, the impetus behind bringing back the headphone jack was quite simple: user complaints.
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Even more remarkable was that it happened in Florida, a state that has been the crucible for so-called "Stand Your Ground" laws and other policies that embody the NRA's vision of gun culture in the US. In the wake of the Parkland tragedy, the March for Our Lives movement that arose from it has given the gun debate a new significance, precisely because it shows that the voices of young people can result in direct political change.
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Even more remarkable was that it happened in Florida, a state that has been the crucible for so-called "Stand Your Ground" laws and other policies that embody the NRA's vision of gun culture in the US. In the wake of the Parkland tragedy, the March for Our Lives movement that arose from it has given the gun debate a new significance, precisely because it shows that the voices of young people can result in direct political change.
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