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remarkably

[ri-mahr-kuh-blee] / rɪˈmɑr kə bli /


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To our surprise, our model worked remarkably well and the observed supernova seems to match really well the death of stars that we see regularly.

From Science Daily

“We found,” the authors write, “that all the critical conclusions about anomalies have held up remarkably well, even after decades of subsequent research.”

From The Wall Street Journal

All good players are consistent, obviously, but John was remarkably consistent.

From BBC

One of the reasons I love food gifts at the holidays is that they’re remarkably flexible when it comes to intimacy.

From Salon

"We found not one, or two, but eight remarkably similar maps in the visual cortex!"

From Science Daily