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In an interview with The Washington Post, Mark Krikorian, the Center for Immigration Studies’ executive director, denounced Crusius’ killings, but he described his manifesto as “remarkably well-written for a 21-year-old loner.”

It is a remarkably universal feeling that comes out of the documentary, and I hope this same is true of the show, because that was the goal.”

Remarkably, long before Patterson elaborated on this theory, African Americans such as David Walker, Frederick Douglass and Harriet Jacobs all reflected on the condition of social death in their own 19th-century language.

Remarkably, they persisted, and did not resign themselves to nihilism or pessimism.

The Olympic Arts Festival turned us into an arts capital in a remarkably short period of time.