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Meanings of remarkable achievement in English

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Usage of remarkable achievement in English
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The restoration was a remarkable achievement for a passionate community, he said.
Radio NZ
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Bringing these two impulsive and headstrong leaders together was a remarkable achievement.
Reuters
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The team got to a semi-final and it was a remarkable achievement.
The Guardian
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Being born was easily the most remarkable achievement of your whole life.
Notes from a Small Island
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That in itself is a remarkable achievement, given the champions' standards hardly dipped.
The Guardian
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That's a remarkable achievement in a relatively short period of time.
Wired
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Photo: Wikimedia The Fiji Fuel Retailers Association has called this a remarkable achievement.
Radio NZ
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Character-portraiture, ever a remarkable achievement in literature, is excellently done in the sagas.
The Influence of Old Norse Literature on English Literature
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This was a remarkable achievement because at the time Paak was virtually unknown.
The Guardian
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The discovery and identification of King Richard III's remains was a remarkable achievement.
The Guardian
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This remarkable achievement came about suddenly and, bearing in mind his background, unexpectedly.
The Irish Times
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Her English father, George Boole, was a man of remarkable achievement.
The Irish Times
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I think it's a remarkable achievement for such a huge country.
Radio NZ
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To succeed in that vein in the UAE would be a remarkable achievement.
The Guardian
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It is possibly modern German literature's most remarkable achievement and certainly its 20th-century masterwork.
The Irish Times
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We ultimately finished fifth but what a remarkable achievement for a newly promoted side.
The Guardian
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Remarkable achievement through the time
Remarkable achievement across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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