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remarkable

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The conviction of Jair Bolsonaro represents a significant moment of democratic accountability, with Brazilian courts demonstrating remarkable independence despite intense domestic and international pressure.

The tournament, hosted in England, is proving a major hit with audiences as part of a remarkable summer of women's sport.

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Ballesteros, never on his subject’s payroll, retained ownership of the footage — a remarkable fact given how fiercely Ye has fought to control his own image.

As a collection, they are remarkable — they’re photos of the unremarkable times, which is what makes the collection remarkable.

Haaland's ability to consistently get great chances to score is so remarkable that other world-class forwards playing for other world-class teams have to be better finishers to score as many goals as he does.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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