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remarkable

[ri-mahr-kuh-buhl] / rɪˈmɑr kə bəl /


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Senior officers did not intentionally mislead the committee over AI generated intelligence, but demonstrated a "remarkable lack of professional curiosity", said the report.

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While he has achieved remarkable success, many of his peers have struggled to broaden their appeal.

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It has been a truly remarkable week in politics and the law in Scotland.

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A number of solo tries - one which cut open Leinster in a Champions Cup semi-final win and a remarkable chip-and-chase against Sale Sharks - showed Pollock has the speed and finishing prowess of a Test winger.

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And behind the remarkable story of Andrew's arrest is also a personal story, two brothers, different in temperament, with different responsibilities in their family, who are now on different sides of a police investigation.

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