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remarkable

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"We mourn the loss of a dear friend, and a remarkable man," she said.

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"Nature has relied on cell density in conjunction with genetic circuits to generate the remarkable diversity of multicellular structures, tissues, and organs," said Morsut.

This "remarkable digital transformation" was "spearheaded" by Bawumia, news website African Business reported, while Ghanaian newspaper The Chronicle hailed Bawumia's "expertise in global digital transformation".

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"But at the time what those scientists did in this investigation was remarkable and revolutionary."

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The contrast between Trump’s policy ineptitude and his razor-sharp comedy is remarkable.

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

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