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Meanings of remarkably successful in English

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Usage of remarkably successful in English
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Coupled with an emphasis on sound public finances, they proved remarkably successful.
The Guardian
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He was then an ambitious, money-loving man, remarkably successful in worldly affairs.
Isaac T. Hopper: A True Life
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Both the iPad and its successor, iPad 2, have been remarkably successful.
The Verge
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It's a remarkably successful approach, but energy intensive and relatively expensive.
BBC
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Bolton were remarkably successful after their first two years of Premier League survival.
The Guardian
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Medical missionaries especially have been remarkably successful in their philanthropic work.''
New Forces in Old China: An Inevitable Awakening
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Genome wide scanning has been remarkably successful in identifying a number of susceptibility loci.
Pubmed
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State propaganda has been remarkably successful in whipping up hysteria.
The Guardian
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Later he was not remarkably successful in business, failing several times in his beginnings.
Steam, Steel and Electricity
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Metalearning is remarkably successful, but it's not a very deep way to combine models.
The Master Algorithm
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In the company's books down in Winnipeg he was counted a remarkably successful man.
Baree, Son of Kazan
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The Avro and Sopwith warplanes with their very high speeds have proved remarkably successful.
Aeroplanes and Dirigibles of War
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One thing-hehad not been remarkably successful at managing himself.
Golden Days for Boys and Girls, Vol. XII, Jan. 3, 1891
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Bland replied briefly to her, reporting a remarkably successful trip.
The Lone Star Ranger: A Romance of the Border
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You've been so remarkably successful in closing her mind against all arguments of reason-
Demos
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Scottish science is already seen as remarkably successful -I hope it stays that way.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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