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Meanings of very remarkable in English
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Usage of very remarkable in English
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The excitement which this dance produces in the savage is very remarkable.
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On the east is the very remarkable two-light window towards the church.
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They present also very remarkable differences in the colour of their skin.
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Here is a very remarkable instance of the other thing in Mr.
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There are some very remarkable instances of this in the Cretaceous deposits.
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The President concluded this very remarkable and powerful letter with the question:-
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And the nature of the position renders such a record very remarkable.
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Another very remarkable discovery of the Egyptians was the use of mordants.
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The contrast to the ordinary aspect of polar seas was very remarkable.
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The political development of the Celtic nation also presents very remarkable phenomena.
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The relations of the four Powers at this time were very remarkable.
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The effect of this article upon the public mind was very remarkable.
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And so ended the very remarkable and adventurous life of Hunter Quatermain.
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And yet, you must admit, that the three glasses are very remarkable.
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I appreciate the very remarkable and beautiful compromise between portrait-painting and decoration.
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There are often very remarkable things to be seen in such workshops.
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