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1
He said
remarkably
little
about his task force's command structure, didn't he?
2
For an idle man, he had
remarkably
little
time on his hands.
3
I remember
remarkably
little
of primary school because I was always sick.
4
On the other hand, Ekström had
remarkably
little
on the record about Zalachenko.
5
All this time there was no drain of casualties, and
remarkably
little
sickness.
6
Very little in the way, a clean path with
remarkably
little
adjoining tissue.
7
The three are genuinely close and Suárez really does have
remarkably
little
ego.
8
Bookmakers have
remarkably
little
faith in the inherent nobility of man.
9
This had
remarkably
little
effect, especially given how rare such a calling out is.
10
There is
remarkably
little
evidence showing that more education leads to greater national prosperity.
11
Yet
remarkably
little
is known about the psychological and neural foundations of counterfactual reasoning.
12
Now there is
remarkably
little
in Brussels worth looking at.
13
For someone so self-obsessed, James Franklin Fuller left
remarkably
little
archival material behind him.
14
And he reports what he sees with
remarkably
little
condescension.
15
To their immense surprise, there was
remarkably
little
to learn.
16
That's my opinion; though I'll own that I know
remarkably
little
about western Canada.
remarkably
little
remarkably