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Meanings of remarkable statistic in English

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Usage of remarkable statistic in English
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Make that nine matches and 19 sets now, a quite remarkable statistic.
The Guardian
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I once cited this remarkable statistic to a defense contractor pal.
Man in the Middle
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One of those trainers who contributed to this remarkable statistic without actually having a winner was Noel Meade.
The Irish Times
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This is quite a remarkable statistic.
The Guardian
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It's 10.30pm on Saturday night and I'm suddenly struck by a remarkable statistic.
The Guardian
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Plus it is a remarkable statistic, for such an adventurous side, that Liverpool have let in only 15 goals so far.
The Guardian
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Last night, his penalty apart, he did not have a shot, let alone on target, a remarkable statistic for an apparently indispensable forward.
The Guardian
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Amid all the flux and volatility, uncertainty and hardship, it is a remarkable statistic that three out of four voters plumped for the old reliables.
The Irish Times
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To return to opening remarks, the remarkable statistic in this conversation remains the €2.7 billion that Avatar racked up.
The Irish Times
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This is one of a stack of remarkable statistics Van Gaal is responsible for.
The Guardian
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They all clamped down at the defensive end of the floor, creating some remarkable statistics which defined Virginia Tech's win.
Reuters
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