Be smart: Thursday was one of the most remarkable days, tucked inside one of the most remarkable weeks, capping one of the most remarkable months in modern presidential history.
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He was the "most remarkable talent in a most remarkable youth orchestra program called Austin Sound Waves," said Doug Dempster, dean of the College of Fine Arts at UT Austin.
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Internet – the Internet, one of the most remarkable, empowering,
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What's been most remarkable, though, is how they're coming forward.
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The most remarkable aspect of Jobs was his singular obsessiveness.
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The most remarkable growth has been in tourists from China.
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Most remarkable is the nationalist turn in the United States.
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But most remarkable was that his performance was almost expected.
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What's most remarkable, though, is the utter absence of bravado.
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But Diana's most remarkable influence has only lately become apparent.
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The most remarkable pattern concerned the timestamps in the data.
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Draylen Mason Mason was the "most remarkable talent in a most remarkable youth orchestra program called Austin Sound Waves," said Doug Dempster, dean of the College of Fine Arts at UT Austin, KXAN reported.
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That was one of the most remarkable moments in my life.
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Mark's story is one of the most remarkable in technology journalism.
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Following Castro's death Saturday, here are seven of the most remarkable.
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Below, I picked out the 39 most remarkable quotes from Trump.
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Here's a fact check on Season 3's most remarkable plotlines.
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Here are the 5 most remarkable lines from Carter's interview. 1.
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A: It's one of the most remarkable turnarounds in constitutional law.
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Her lack of defensiveness is perhaps the book's most remarkable quality.
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But gratitude in its most remarkable manifestation is separate from circumstances.
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It is one of the most remarkable political turnarounds in years.
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But the collection's title story, "A Hunger Artist," is most remarkable.
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Perhaps the most remarkable evidence comes from recent brain imaging research.
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Age is one of the most remarkable splits in this primary.
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What followed were the most remarkable hundred days since the nation's founding.
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Yet this is not the most remarkable thing about America's presidential election.
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However, it's the omakase counter that offers the most remarkable dining option.
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"It is the most remarkable thing about you — about Americans," Sandeep replies.
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The property's most remarkable element is its sculptural pair of stacked pools.
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Which of the profiles do you find most remarkable, inspiring or heartwarming?
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The most remarkable aspect of this movie is its perhaps unwitting gentleness.
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Richard M. Nixon's inscription may be the most remarkable in the gallery.
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Most remarkable was the sheer number of residents escaping Baghouz Al-Fawqani.
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Many of the book's most remarkable essays emerged from this political activity.
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That last point that, I think, is the most remarkable and frightening.
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Perhaps the most remarkable outcome of Operation Peacemaker are the fellows themselves.
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What came next was the most remarkable summit in White House history.
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Which do you find the most remarkable, inspiring or heartwarming and why?
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It also marked one of the most remarkable transformations in Israeli political history.
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Perhaps what's most remarkable about this Cheddar Man news is a difficult truth.
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But what's most remarkable about this vaccine is that it's far from unique.
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Refinery29: Mary Shelley is one of the most remarkable figures in English history.
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It was the most remarkable moment of live political theater in recent memory.
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Kateb Yacine's Nedjma was one of the first and most remarkable of these.
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It remains one of the most remarkable cases of homicidal sleepwalking in history.
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That, to me, is still the most remarkable feature of the Watergate crisis.
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One of the most remarkable things about capitalism is how adaptive it is.
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Most remarkable, though, was a group of survivors whose psychological health actually improved.
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One of the most remarkable aspects of the iPhone is its powerful camera.
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A. The most remarkable material would be the timber used for the exterior.
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The layout of the place is, without a doubt, its most remarkable feature.
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"The most remarkable thing was that it stayed on the sidewalk," she said.
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The most remarkable aspect of the joint statement was what it didn't contain.
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Perhaps the most remarkable first for a black lawmaker was not in Congress.
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It was one of the most remarkable regular-season finales in league history.
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All, though, boast some of the most remarkable coastal landscapes in the world.
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Some of the most remarkable progress has been over diseases that — thank God!
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But what's most remarkable is that these are their first Grammy nominations ever.
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Dr. Neff said resilience may be the most remarkable benefit of self-compassion.
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On that note, there is a most remarkable photo of Castro in 1963.
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WALLACE (voice over): And that may be the most remarkable part of this story.
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Yair Rodriguez picked up arguably the most remarkable knockout of the year this weekend.
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Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Young Justice is how big its universe feels.
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But what was most remarkable about Teilhard was that he was a Jesuit priest.
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I went through the excerpted transcript and picked out the 35 most remarkable quotes.
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The most remarkable thing about all this is that I haven't even mentioned Samsung.
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Our system of higher education is still considered the most remarkable in the world.
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What happened next was perhaps the most remarkable scene of the 2016 N.B.A. playoffs.
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For regular moviegoers, "The Apparition" will seem most remarkable for what it is not.
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"I found him to be a most remarkable young man," she said last year.
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It was one of the most remarkable and moving events I have ever experienced.
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The most remarkable thing about the comet, they found, was how unremarkable it appears.
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Opinion Columnist It is the clarity of Donald Trump's transgression that is most remarkable.
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But perhaps one of his most remarkable assets — a feat, really — is his durability.
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But most remarkable this year is his embrace of the art of the pass.
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What happened next could be the most remarkable part of the B-52s' story.
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That may be what's most remarkable about Pope Francis — A Man of His Word.
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The most remarkable part of the story is how tender, and how mundane, Gibtown seems.
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The most remarkable thing about the iPhone XS Max is that it doesn't feel huge.
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Perhaps the most remarkable part of Oiκοςpiel is that it is, in fact, an opera.
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The spire was one of the most remarkable elements of the imposing French Gothic church.
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The thing that's most remarkable about the Notebook 93 is just how light it is.
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One of the most remarkable things about Yomawari is how simple the game really is.
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"Bill is one of the most remarkable newscasters in history," said Newsmax CEO Chris Ruddy.
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Sir Hans Sloane was one of the most remarkable figures produced by the British Enlightenment.
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It was the beginning of one of the most remarkable rescues in the auto industry.
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That was one of the most remarkable World Series pitching performances I ever saw live.
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She has pretty hair that looks nice, which she touts as her most remarkable feature.
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It would be one of the most remarkable turnarounds in the history of professional sports.
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Yet one of its most remarkable attributes, its resistance to decay, has received little attention.
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As for his political success, its most remarkable aspect may be how unexpected it was.
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Most remarkable, it comes into the 21st century little changed from when it was born.
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Which feature of this fish's anatomy or behavior is most remarkable to you and why?
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What's perhaps most remarkable, though, is how consistent PlayStation has been over that lengthy period.
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Truly one of the most remarkable stories I have ever had the pleasure of reading.
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Barack Hussein Obama is one of the most remarkable figures in black and American history.
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What's most remarkable about the book is the representation of the relationships between various characters.
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It is one of the most remarkable, and swiftest, reversals of fortune for a consumer product.
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Growing up in Vancouver, it's one of the most remarkable natural playgrounds you'll ever be in.
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The most remarkable part of the forum was a panel discussion devoted entirely to the party.
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Gates praised Smil's ability to capture the big picture as well as history's most remarkable details.
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But when they come and play, we always give them one of the most remarkable experiences.
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However, what's most remarkable about the idea of the flying car is how enduring it is.
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Los Bravos de FC Juárez are one of the most remarkable teams in Mexican soccer history.
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Incidentally, the rarest and most valuable stamps are never the most remarkable in appearance or style.
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But to me, the most remarkable descendant was Ellen Garrison, born in the homestead in 1823.
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One of the most remarkable things about Avengers: Infinity War is that it works at all.
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She's probably the most remarkable — and mercurial — living singer and composer you've almost certainly never heard.
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Continuing what is sure to remain one of the most remarkable second — or is it third?
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What's most remarkable about John Wick 2 is that none of the above trips it up.
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Perhaps the most remarkable item on KFC's menu in South Korea is the infamous Double Down.
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But perhaps the most remarkable part is that winning it would come as no great surprise.
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Yet it is so often through the most unimaginable adversity that the most remarkable people flourish.
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For me, it means being that most remarkable, and somehow most unremarkable of things — a dad.
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Take the success of the Bernie Sanders campaign, the most remarkable feature of the 2016 election.
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What's most remarkable here is how that flap-ball-change returns in "Africa," transformed, deepened, rooted.
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A 'most remarkable talent' As a recipient of many scholarships at Oberlin, Blue understands their impact.
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Confirmation of her final resting place would be the most remarkable Egyptian archaeological find this century.
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But the most remarkable thing about the trailer is that Sonic's look has been completely redone.
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The most remarkable portion of the interview, however, came when the conversation turned to Donald Trump.
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A recent Reddit thread asked users to share their most remarkable paranormal experience of the last year.
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The most remarkable works in the exhibition are Klee's polyphonic creations, many from the Beyeler's permanent collection.
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Perhaps the most remarkable non-change is in the market where the crisis was centred: American mortgages.
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Since the referendum, though, Mr Tsipras has performed the most remarkable volte-face in recent European history.
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Sometimes it's only after people pass away that you hear the most remarkable stories about their lives.
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This is the size of one of the most remarkable animals in the world -- the coral polyp.
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I'd watched Dogtooth, and I thought it was one of the most remarkable films I'd ever seen.
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And PEOPLE decided to take a look back at some of the most remarkable figures to date.
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But the most remarkable aspect of this program is that the ACT itself owns and oversees it.
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In his solitude, he produced some of the most remarkable Spanish-language writing of the twentieth century.
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Taking on the Russia investigation What is most remarkable about Giuliani's strategy is how transparent it is.
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Perhaps most remarkable is the fact that nobody has stopped working—as farmers, truck drivers, and housewives.
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On an island bursting with nature's most remarkable creatures, humanity's depthless capacity for loneliness crows most keenly.
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It was "one of the most remarkable and sudden political resurrections in recent memory," wrote Frida Ghitis.
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"This is one of the most remarkable robots I have seen in a long time," said Srinivasa.
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Most remarkable, though, is that Braxton's style has remained constant in spite of shifting R&B trends.
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Toronto's star made one of the most remarkable shots in N.B.A. history to finish off the 76ers.
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It is the "cooperation between physically separate sets of eyes" that is most remarkable, Dr. Jakob said.
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What's most remarkable is that it took two directors to yield a work this turgid and inept.
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Thus far, what has been most remarkable is how diverse the field is shaping up to be.
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A week ago today, the world lost one of its most remarkable (and controversial) writers, Tom Wolfe.
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Here some of the most remarkable inventions you probably never knew Edison and his research assistants created.
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But the most remarkable finding was that the participants' metabolisms had vastly slowed down through the study period.
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Most remarkable is the PTI's win in Karachi, a city of powerful local machines and thuggish street politics.
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The most remarkable thing about their performance at Hollywood awards shows is that it's not remarkable at all.
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Most remarkable of all is very low inflation, which has averaged 1.6% over the course of the expansion.
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But the most remarkable thing about the rescue is Chiesa's connection with the animals she takes care of.
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Maybe the most remarkable thing about using Microsoft's new Chromium-based Edge browser is how unremarkable it feels.
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The most remarkable and unpredicted energy tech change didn't come from DOE or the super-major oil companies.
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What's most remarkable, of course, is that this is the first true Facebook-produced piece of consumer electronics.
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" Citing Amazon's massive success, Buffett went on to call Bezos "the most remarkable business person of our age.
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The most remarkable of the lineup of Labo accessories I saw was a functional 13-key cardboard piano.
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In hindsight, the era of white fear seems most remarkable for having lasted as long as it did.
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Ing's last ad, which Slate called "the most remarkable political ad of 2018," might be the clearest example.
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The most remarkable thing about the Trump presidency may be our expectation that he would be any different.
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What's most remarkable about this quartet is its sense of plot, albeit one that's halting, recursive and indeterminate.
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One of the most remarkable stories in the book relates to the fabled Supreme Court advocate Roscoe Conkling.
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Perhaps the most remarkable thing about William Singer's scheme was how easily he could have been found out.
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This is the time to look back at one of the most remarkable Western leaders of our time.
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One of the most remarkable findings from that mission was that something was messing with Jupiter's magnetic field.
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The most remarkable lesson of the hurricanes is not how much, but how little, they affected gasoline prices.
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They refused to stay in their lane It was one of the most remarkable moments in Franklin's career.
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The quarter-century between 19903 and 21990 was the most remarkable period of economic growth in human history.
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"Humpback whales are one of the most remarkable whales in the world and today was a perfect example why."
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But one of the most remarkable and consistent political science findings is how little voters really think for themselves.
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"I'm trying to understand the two or three most remarkable things you've ever done in your life," said Chesky.
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But what is most remarkable is the gentleness with which Ma describes those working within the capital-S System.
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"She is the most remarkable woman, healthy, an insatiable appetite," Labon's great-niece Claudia Martin told the news station.
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But the most remarkable part of the order is how far it goes beyond any one company or transaction.
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ONE of the most remarkable recent developments in Anglo-American politics is the reification of the white working class.
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And in that sense, it's nothing less than the most remarkable development in the history of the space program.
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Washington (CNN)One of the most remarkable moments on the campaign trail this week was one that didn't happen.
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In one of the most remarkable discoveries of 2016, astronomers learned that Proxima Centauri hosts an Earth-like planet.
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One of the most remarkable political science studies in recent years upended everything rosy we learned in civics classes.
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The most remarkable bit of this launch is that it's about as routine as watching a plane take off.
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Of the many violent recent moves in global markets, the collapse of sterling is one of the most remarkable.
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This is the most remarkable thing about Lemonade: the way it occupies the liminal space between true and false.
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The most remarkable part of the Pew survey is that both Republicans and Democrats seem closely aligned against Apple.
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What's perhaps most remarkable about Amazon's long history of public handouts is that the public has stood for it.
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What's most remarkable is the combination of AI and camera tricks that help the product focus on its subject.
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In the last 12.993 years, Iger has facilitated one of the most remarkable revitalizations of any iconic American brand.
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And that is the greatest privilege and the most remarkable good fortune that can come to us on earth.
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Here are some of the most remarkable coincidences from "The Simpsons," and how they can, or can't, be explained.
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It conducted a massive public conversation about the Holocaust — one of the most remarkable national reckonings in human history.
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Yet one of the most remarkable things about "Dionysos Stadt" was that it never felt like an endurance test.
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Perhaps most remarkable: They finished 1-203-3 in the movement category despite all three being in their 30s.
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Anderson: You've had the most remarkable life and you continue to ensure that people hear this message about conservation.
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In the last 15 years, Iger has facilitated one of the most remarkable revitalizations of any iconic American brand.
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"The most remarkable thing is how well and willingly the foreign element has responded," the Manhattan registry chairman said.
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Julie has always been one of the most remarkable film minds I've ever come in contact with, bar none.
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"'Malamente' marked the arrival of one of the decade's most remarkable — and unexpected — talents," Philip Sherburne wrote for Pitchfork.
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The fall of 1997 was, simply put, one of the most remarkable moviegoing seasons of our time: Boogie Nights.
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Landscape photographers Diane Cook and Len Jenshel spent over two years traveling the world to photograph its most remarkable trees.
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The fall of 1997 was, simply put, one of the most remarkable movie-going seasons of our time: Boogie Nights.
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The most remarkable moment of the latest episode of Full Frontal With Samantha Bee wasn't when Bee ripped into Brexit.
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James collected 27 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists to punctuate one of the most remarkable individual performances in finals history.
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The truck's heavy-duty design catches the eye, but Bollinger's claims about its battery might be its most remarkable feature.
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The fall of 23 was, simply put, one of the most remarkable movie-going seasons of our time: Boogie Nights.
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The most remarkable thing about the Gay Hussar is that it has survived for so long in a volatile industry.
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In fact, the most remarkable thing about the game might be that it has a story worth mentioning at all.
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But what's perhaps most remarkable about Apocalypse is that nobody really gives a great performance—and it isn't a problem.
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Here's a toast to what could be the best game of 2016, or the most remarkable disappointment of all time!
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However the most remarkable thing about this photo is what's not pictured: the interplanetary internet it is helping to create.
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Despite all that came before, the last three years of the decade may have been the most remarkable for Ghersi.
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What is most remarkable about these two men is how unremarkable they would have been just a few years ago.
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What is most remarkable about their message is that they stand for all persecuted religious and ethnic minorities in Burma.
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"My most remarkable discovery about medieval art has been the hallucinogenic properties of Ergot on C15 cereal crops," Durrant explained.
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One of the most remarkable things about Hillary Clinton's latest disastrous presidential campaign was her aggressive effort to court Republicans.
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Only France stands between this team and what would likely rank as the most remarkable World Cup victory in history.
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Orra White Hitchcock (1796-1863) was one of the most remarkable women from this more egalitarian age of scientific study.
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But what's most remarkable about this case is that there is nothing remarkable at all about either of these melodies.
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And perhaps the most remarkable accomplishment of "The Jungle" is that it acknowledges this incomprehension without being paralyzed by it.
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On Monday, when she danced alone, I was amazed by how fully she seemed one of India's most remarkable dancers.
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One of the most remarkable lessons I learned from working with Jack Ma was how he responded to a crisis.
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Chumlong Lemtongthai, a Thai citizen, and his band of gun-toting prostitutes were surely the most remarkable of those gangs.
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Among last week's casts, two of the world's most remarkable ballerinas were playing Tatiana at contrasting points in their careers.
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" Hussein said the decision to reform those UPU rules comprised "the most remarkable day in the history of the union.
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One of the most remarkable is "Disappeared," in which a Jewish boy named Dan is conscripted into the Austrian Army.
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What is most remarkable about this film is how thoroughly — how painfully, how honestly, how beautifully — it answers that question.
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The most remarkable aspect of a market economy is that for-profit creations can unintentionally change hundreds of million lives.
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Let's not forget his support for the automakers, enabling one of the most remarkable industry turnarounds in our country's history.
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What is most remarkable about Grandaddy's return is that it wasn't the idea of frontman/producer/co-founder Jason Lytle.
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Then came the fall of 1997—which was, simply put, one of the most remarkable movie-going seasons of our time.
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Landscape photographers Diane Cook and Len Jenshel spent more than two years traveling the world to discover its most remarkable trees.
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There, she joined what can only be described as one of the most remarkable and least-known groups of astronomical minds.
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Come next summer, the most remarkable thing about your home-delivered late-night California burrito won't be the French fries inside.
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The continuing strength of the labor market has been one of the most remarkable economic achievements since the recession petered out.
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But the most remarkable thing about the operating system in its current form may be its reliance on the Windows Store.
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We've had the most remarkable questions answered and advice given from people around our neighborhood and in meet-and-greet lines.
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Looking at its underside, you can see the frog's kidneys, urinary bladder, reproductive system, and most remarkable of all, its heart.
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Navarro turned around and then the most remarkable thing happened: a baseball umpire experienced genuine joy and laughed a hearty laugh.
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At the same time, we must not fail to take note of the most remarkable measure of his annual expressive growth.
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Perhaps the most remarkable part of his journey is that he does not seem rattled by any of it — at all.
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PARIS — Roger Federer withdrew from this year's French Open on Thursday, putting an end to one of tennis's most remarkable streaks.
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He's done a number of things but I'd have to say the most remarkable one is doing the electric Dakar Rally.
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Here is the path that Leicester City took to what many are calling the most remarkable championship in professional soccer history.
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One of the most remarkable aspects of the tape is just how normal Trump sounds when the cameras are not on.
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Perhaps the most remarkable — and one of the oldest — is the Paris Opera Ballet's, housed in the Palais Garnier opera house.
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To the contrary, her ability to represent what many after the war felt was un-representable, was her most remarkable achievement.
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"The most remarkable thing about iPhone is what's missing: a physical dialing keypad," USA Today's Ed Baig wrote at the time.
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Maybe most remarkable, King closed a second round of funding — just announced in recent days — to the tune of $150 million.
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The most remarkable sign of Amazon's growth may be its rise in head count, most of which occurs in its warehouses.
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Dr. Anita V. Figueredo 1916 to 2010 My grandmother was one of the most remarkable female physicians of the 20th century.
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In the end, the most remarkable part of his 20th Grand Slam singles title was that it came as no surprise.
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The bird migration south along the Atlantic Flyway, one of nature's most remarkable and ancient journeys, is nothing less than astounding.
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What I've found most remarkable about Mason's fiction is the quality of his revelations, his ability to unveil temperaments, habits, natures.
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Perhaps the most remarkable thing about this strategy was that he wasn't even the first person to try it this cycle.
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Some of the most remarkable of those stories were underpinned by information obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA.
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Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Callimachi, though, is how she gets her insights into the world's most hostile and secretive organizations.
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The African continent has the most remarkable potential for growth, creativity and transformation, such as the silicon mountain of Africa in Cameroon.
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"One of the most remarkable things about the Chelyabinsk impactor for me was that it happened over a populated area," Christensen says.
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Perhaps most remarkable of all was Cecilia Payne, the first Harvard student (man or woman) to be awarded a PhD in astronomy.
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"In some ways, the most remarkable aspect of the Brock Turner case was that he was actually arrested and prosecuted," Spohn said.
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It is the layers of understanding available to his audience which marks him out as the most remarkable writer of his generation.
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But what the researchers found to be most remarkable about these fossils is that they capture a moment in time of evolution.
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In fact, one of the Bureau's most remarkable investigations revolves around a white supremacist group that existed more than 2168 years ago.
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The most remarkable works were his "Garbage Gods," full-body suits of armor, some of which weighed more than a hundred pounds.
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The most remarkable moment of the day, though, was a last-minute press conference Clinton's staff planned at Theodore Roosevelt High School.
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What's most remarkable about these scenes is the degree to which we accept the potency of this couple's love for each other.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "The most remarkable thing is Guillermo del Toro wrote this movie before marijuana became legal in California for recreational use.
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TWYLA THARP DANCE The Joyce has become an annual home for Ms. Tharp, one of the most remarkable choreographers of our time.
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"While it was probably the longest and most difficult day of my life, it was also probably the most remarkable," she said.
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What's most remarkable about it is how seemingly disparate modes coexist and merge without diminishment, how both sides profit from the exchange.
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But on closer inspection, many of Mr. Duterte's most remarkable deeds dissolve into legend — making reporting on him all the more challenging.
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One of the most remarkable incidents may be the arrest warrant for the head of BANESCO, Venezuela's largest bank headquartered in Madrid.
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The most remarkable recent releases in this vein have been on Resonance Records, a young label with an obsessive sense of mission.
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The entire plot of The Farewell hinges one hell of a lie, and yet the film's most remarkable quality is its truthfulness.
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But what's most remarkable is how much the legislative phrasing — aimed squarely at Obama — applies directly to the current fight involving Trump.
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They are probably the most remarkable things I will ever own—shards of the Mallarméan temple, where the word was god. ♦
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The most remarkable thing about President Trump's first State of the Union address Tuesday night may be that it wasn't particularly remarkable.
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Various preparations of duck, chicken, and pork are all available, but the most remarkable offering has to be the Beijing Duck Feast.
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The most remarkable (and expensive!) piece of paraphernalia on the site is currently a "Wonder Woman #1" collectible comic book, selling for $150,000.
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Given the electorate's oft-stated disconnect with the status quo in Washington, that may end up as the most remarkable result of all.
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One of the most remarkable things Gorillaz achieved was providing a vehicle to mainstream chart success for a number of hugely important artists.
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Recently, the most remarkable swing state to stop swinging was Missouri – the ultimate bellwether of the nation for most of the 20123th century.
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NOTES: Penn State played one of the most remarkable Fiesta Bowls in history in a 14-10 victory over No. 1 Miami, Fla.
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Recently, the most remarkable swing state to stop swinging was Missouri – the ultimate bellwether of the nation for most of the 2023th century.
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His curiosity has led him from a modest upbringing in Western Kentucky, to leading one of the smartphone era's most remarkable turnaround stories.
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" For Levin the most important quality is that after a long stellar career the most remarkable thing is that he "has no ego.
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"I'm trying to understand the two or three most remarkable things you've ever done in your life," Chesky told The Times in 2014.
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What has perhaps been most remarkable has been the evidence I've seen in the form of student posts in the time since then.
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One of the most remarkable things about the latest incident was where it happened: in a group home for boys in foster care.
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Calvin Royal III, often one of the company's most remarkable performers, here dances with physical freedom and stylistic versatility that single him out.
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The most remarkable moment came when Mr. Trump attacked the very notion that prosecutors should try to "flip" witnesses by reaching plea agreements.
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Some economists said what was most remarkable was that it took the tech giants this long to aggressively expand beyond the West Coast.
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LONDON — Last week Labour was at the wrong end of one of the most remarkable electoral events in the history of British politics.
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This kind of selfless objectivity is among the most remarkable features (one of the most classical features, too) of the Indian classical arts.
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As a result of this linguistic compromise, Guilloux's most remarkable quality as a writer, his sense of each character's unique voice, is muffled.
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For BTS's South Korean record label, Big Hit Entertainment, the most remarkable measure is online engagement, which it seems to monitor very closely.
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The Quadrantids meteor shower can be one of the most remarkable shooting-star displays of the year, since it produces bright fireball meteors.
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And even beyond its ... singular looks, this is one of the sea's most remarkable fishes—it's venomous and it shocks like an electric eel.
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And yet, while she lived an extraordinary life, what's perhaps most remarkable is how universal the lessons to be gleaned from that life are.
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"What is maybe most remarkable in retrospect is how unremarkable his nomination seemed at the time," said another Congressional source familiar with Sondland's confirmation.
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Ma's prose is so efficient, but what is most remarkable is the gentleness with which Ma describes those working within the capital-S System.
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One of the most remarkable parts of Amazon's success is how few other successes it has spawned, particularly in its home market of Seattle.
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But what was perhaps most remarkable about Supernatural is that has both intersected with and reflected a much larger gradual change within geek culture.
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It's a massive event regardless, and the 2018 version comes at the end of one of the most remarkable years in pro wrestling history.
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But perhaps most remarkable, as the Associated Press reports, is that the public won't even be able to see key moments before Morva's death.
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That's the most remarkable thing about the agreement to set up the GGE—the UN found consensus with everybody in the room, including Russia.
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One of the most remarkable things about the fight against Trumpcare, though, is how resistant the left has been to this kind of thinking.
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The most remarkable thing of all was that Ms. Little had plied her trade without interruption from 19533 to the end of her life.
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We are in one of the most remarkable moments in human history and you will not just live through it, you will shape it.
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Perhaps the most remarkable quality about this record is that, at only 28 minutes, it doesn't play like 11 short punk songs slammed together.
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Though it is poignant and funny in nearly equal measure, the most remarkable aspect of "Private Life" may be its lack of noticeable exaggeration.
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The most remarkable is Sophia Lee's 1783 novel "The Recess," told from the perspective of the imagined twin daughters of Mary, Queen of Scots.
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One of the most remarkable things about the first season of "Killing Eve" was its tone: darkly funny and sexy, and so often surprising.
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Then Sloane Stephens, also unseeded, capped one of the most remarkable and expeditious comebacks from injury in tennis by winning the United States Open.
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"You said this was extremely distinctive experience, one of the most remarkable events of my life," Jordan said, recounting Holmes's description of the call.
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Buffett calls Bezos the "most remarkable businessperson" of our time and has said that passing on Amazon was one of his biggest investing regrets.
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This time last season, the Foxes were atop the standings and on their way to the most remarkable title triumph in Premier League history.
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This is an ode to and appreciation of the friendship — one of the most remarkable and resilient of our time — between two Hollywood royals.
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But the most remarkable doubles team of 219 was the one that nobody except a very select few even knew was a doubles team.
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One of the most remarkable parts of this restaurant's act of kindness is that the employees never ask customers to explain why they can't pay.
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What's perhaps most remarkable about Devil May Cry 24, though, is how strictly it sticks to the formula that has made the series so beloved.
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The last section, "Bent Studies," is the most remarkable, simply because the author jumps onto the tightrope, challenging his ideas and wit to the full.
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This is three days in a row, and what is most remarkable is that the volume for all three days has only been modestly elevated.
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If I Could Tell You Just One Thing: 50 of the world's most remarkable people pass on their best piece of advice – Richard Reed 38.
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A "most remarkable talent" on orchestral bass, Mason was enrolled at the University of Texas next year, says College of Fine Arts Dean Doug Dempster.
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"The most remarkable fact about human genomic engineering today is not how far out of reach it is, but how perilously, tantalizingly near," Mukherjee writes.
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Yet, in the end, what's most remarkable is not that our fantasies contain so much reality; it is that our reality contains so much fantasy.
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Perhaps the most remarkable thing about living through the Donald Trump presidency is that against all odds, the man has retained his ability to shock.
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That moment — one of the most remarkable games of soccer ever played, given the score, the setting and the subplots — once left mouths hanging open.
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After surviving wars, floods, and a harsh climate for hundreds of years, Shibam, one of the world's most remarkable cities, could soon be in ruins.
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The rest were presumed dead, a devastating turn for one of the most remarkable success stories in the tumultuous, scandal-plagued world of Brazilian soccer.
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Of the many directors who presented films at the Berlin Film Festival this month, Abou Bakar Sidibé's route into filmmaking is surely the most remarkable.
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In a study published on Monday, the researchers demonstrate that the marble crayfish, while common, is one of the most remarkable species known to science.
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From a public health perspective, modern hunter-gatherers may be most remarkable for their relative lack of chronic diseases like heart disease, hypertension and cancer.
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What is perhaps most remarkable is that they selected these investments without actually reading any of the reports or analyzing the stocks or the companies.
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October 1990 to March 2000 GAIN: 417% Few thought in 1990 that stocks were about to embark on one of the most remarkable rallies ever.
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The Angel Shadows — three dancers and two puppeteers — are one of the most remarkable elements about this Tony Award-winning production, directed by Marianne Elliott.
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I believe that our ability to create history, to transcend generations via our extraordinary prosthetic equivalents of memory, is the most remarkable thing about us.
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"I think the books are the most remarkable things I've ever read," said Noel Butler, a former software engineer and fashion designer from Sunnyvale, Calif.
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Still, what may be most remarkable -- and promising -- about these new activists is not what separates them from one another, but what binds them together.
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That may be the most remarkable and unique thing that happened in a day that left anyone who is paying attention awash in new developments.
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One of the most remarkable developments of this already remarkable period has been how quickly the CEOs of major U.S. companies have turned on Trump.
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"It remains one of the most remarkable instances of long-distance movement of megaliths in the ancient world, yet was curiously under-studied," Pollard said.
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One of the film's most remarkable sequences takes place in a juke joint on the road to Georgia where the couple have paused their running.
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Ms. Gerring came nearest; her "Duet" was the evening's most remarkable and most experimental piece, and Ms. Webber's score, sometimes abrasive, showed a kindred spirit.
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"Perhaps the most remarkable part of this story is the judgment and forethought the doctors and nurses had before proceeding with the operation," Gupta said.
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"I told them that the date I had gone on with John ranked as one of the most remarkable nights of my life," he said.
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Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of the Chicago Cubs' World Series-winning roster was—at least on the hitting side—how predictably it came together.
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Maybe the most remarkable thing about the update is that it simply shows up on the car, like an over-the-air update to your smartphone.
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Accusations of dryness and academia are bound to assail any such description, but one of the most remarkable things about Heimat is how dramatic it is.
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"One of the most remarkable things that we discovered during this research was just how diverse the miniature Aphonopelma were in the United States," Hamilton noted.
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The most remarkable part of the trip was connecting with women from across the continent who have overcome tremendous barriers to pave the way to change.
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The most remarkable effect of the microdose, which I noticed on the first day, was that it broke — or significantly disrupted — my addiction to the internet.
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After using the new devices for a week, what's most remarkable is that Apple managed to change things up without completely ruining the iPhone's trademark polish.
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" According to Holthaus, the "most remarkable thing about this week's snowstorm is the sheer amount of water that will be available to be turned into snowflakes.
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One of the most remarkable ones for me was seeing my first turkey vulture which I never realized quite how nice to look at they are.
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What is most remarkable about the information contained in Friday's leaked draft Homeland Security Department (DHS) intelligence report is that it should be newsworthy at all.
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One of the most remarkable things about The Fits is how much it invites the audience in by not spelling out the meaning behind each moment.
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Maybe the most remarkable aspect of driving on the open highway was just how mundane it felt — aside from a couple dicey moments, I felt safe.
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Israel The most remarkable mission of all to the moon will also depart in December but will not arrive on the lunar surface until February 2019.
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The other day, I escorted the singer, Bunga Citra Lestari, but so far, the most remarkable experience I've had was escorting Mulan Jameela, an Indonesian singer.
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"This time of year is the most remarkable time of year to experience it because the snow against that red rock is just breathtaking," she said.
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The most remarkable images in this juvenile archive depict two farmhands at Voëlfontein, named Ros and Freek, whom Mr. Coetzee describes in "Boyhood" with rapt admiration.
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SETH COLTER WALLS Among the most remarkable solo piano statements of this millennium, "Avenging Angel" bespeaks the passions of an irrepressibly studious and quietly soulful pianist.
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Winning No. 24 would most likely be the most remarkable achievement of Williams's career after all she has experienced and overcome in the last three years.
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What is most remarkable about the "confessions", especially given the new mega-merger, is the absence of any mention by Marchionne of electric vehicles or batteries.
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This fact may be one of the most remarkable things about our relationship: I have already forgotten how it feels to be steeled against Millie's screams.
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A shopping list for SatyaSpeaking of CEO successions, the reign of Satya Nadella has become one of the most remarkable turnaround stories in modern tech history.
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That, perhaps, is what is most remarkable about "Abominable": not the story or the visuals, but the chance it is taking on Bennet and her peers.
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This always was for me the most remarkable piece of piano music I know, and I haven't played another piece more often than this one, probably.
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He said that while the patients who improved were the most remarkable, the drug also appears to stop the progression of the disease in other patients.
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What's perhaps most remarkable about this new version is how closely it sticks to the original Link's Awakening, and how well it stands up despite this.
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What may be most remarkable about the greasers is their ability to show great affection and emotion despite the masculine-dominated cultural norm of the 1960s.
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"What Jeff Bezos has done and is likely to do is perhaps the most remarkable achievement I've seen," Warren Buffett reportedly told Forbes editor Randall Lane.
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One of the most remarkable aspects of the game is how this story, and the relationship between father and son, are so tightly interwoven with the gameplay.
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Perhaps most remarkable is that, on some indicators, the growing north-south divide is now as wide as or even wider than the shrinking east-west one.
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The Sundarbans were deemed a World Heritage site in 1987 for their 'outstanding universal value,' meaning the forest is one of the most remarkable places in nature.
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The story also includes one of the most remarkable "liar, liar, pants on fire" interactions ever between Express Scripts, one of the three big PBMs and PBS.
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The most remarkable thing about the device is the price, which, at $89.99, represents a 993 percent drop from the previous 8-inch Fire's price of $149.99.
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A victory would complete a most remarkable comeback for Woods, who has had four back surgeries, a marital scandal and a DUI arrest since his last major.
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At the end of four days of the most exquisite tension, the coup de grâce, on arguably the most remarkable day of international soccer for a generation.
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What's most remarkable about the performances, though, is how the actors manage to suggest they are both inside and on top of their characters at all times.
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Still, it would mark one of the most remarkable economic swings of the last century, given that global demand for oil has more than tripled since 1965.
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The most remarkable finding in the study was that the two groups of exercisers saw the same improvement in their oxygen uptake, despite their varying time commitments.
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" According to The Times 1972 review, the "book's main and most remarkable contribution is to introduce us in depth to the architects of America's involvement in Vietnam.
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One of the most remarkable feats of building on the source material comes from the show's use of dreamfasting, a Gelfling ability to share memories through touch.
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But after a helpful stranger returned her lost laptop, she found the "hospitality and human kindness" the most remarkable thing about this city in the Swiss Alps.
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Arts/Industry, one of the most remarkable collaborations between art and industry in the United States, is accepting applications for twelve 2021 residencies through March 13, 2020.
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"The ability to perspire is one of the most remarkable features of humans," material scientist T.J. Wallin, one of the gripper's designers, told reporters during a briefing.
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Today's announcement caps what could easily be one of the most remarkable weeks for Amazon in India, a market it entered six and a half years ago.
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They don't believe that people who identify as suffering from Morgellons disease are "actually" experiencing their most remarkable symptom: unexplainable threads and fibers emerging from their skin.
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Perhaps one of the most remarkable things about Roberts' 20 years on the job, though: She claims to have never missed an early morning wake-up call.
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The most remarkable debate on dance this year has been over his "Odessa," which had its debut in May with City Ballet, to music by Leonid Desyatnikov.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: NASA/JPL-Caltech/York UniversityLast month, NASA's Curiosity rover captured some of the most remarkable images of Martian clouds we've ever seen.
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One of the most remarkable moments in the film comes when Mr. Bruner lets Nadine into his home, showing her what a healthy home life can look like.
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We haven't just lost a hero who staged the most remarkable comeback ever seen, but also a man who brought precious clarity and candor to modern Formula One.
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"That was one of the most remarkable times to flip the city upside down," Steve Phillips, the Mets general manager at the time, told VICE Sports last week.
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The most remarkable moment I experienced with a Dash Button, aside from my very first order, was when my cat stepped on one and ordered Clorox cleaning wipes.
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Most remarkable of all, the ECB is going to start buying some bonds from private companies — effectively lending money directly to non-bank companies in the private sector.
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" Citing Amazon's massive success, Buffett went on to say he "really underestimated the brilliance" of Amazon's execution and called Bezos "the most remarkable business person of our age.
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In 17260, Arthur L. Hayward edited Lives of the Most Remarkable Criminals, an anthology of biographies of eighteenth-century British criminals from a 21729 collection of original papers.
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One of the most remarkable things about our age of personal technologies and pervasive sousveillance is that we have comprehensive, multi-perspective footage of issues of urgent importance.
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"What is most remarkable about Monticello, though, is not that Jefferson's cooling strategies worked but the fact that they stand up so well today," author Kevin Green wrote.
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As Jonathan Bernstein writes, press coverage did not really convey one of the most remarkable things about Trump — his profound lack of support from inside the Republican Party.
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Perhaps the most remarkable exchange I had in the aftermath of the story's publication was with someone who remembered the Wasp as if it was yesterday. Brig. Gen.
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With all the sensational themes being explored, I was startled that the most remarkable show I attended dealt with the less exciting topic of social housing in Britain.
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It wasn't the most remarkable flip-phone when it launched in 2005, but it did offer some limited voice commands several years before we were introduced to Siri.
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Editorial Coral reefs are among the most remarkable achievements of nature, structures built in shallow water over long periods of time out of the skeletons of tiny polyps.
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The transition from a major importer to one of the world's top exporters of natural gas is one of the most remarkable measures of the American energy revolution.
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One of the most remarkable experiments in history — a trio of giant machines that listen for ripples in spacetime called gravitational waves — just got more powerful and precise.
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The app's most remarkable feature, though, is the one I technically have no use for: It's a mode that shows noncolorblind people what it's like to be colorblind.
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BRANTLEY For me, one of his most remarkable gifts is his ability to sustain a feeling of suspense (that Götterdämmerung doom) even though you know where you're headed.
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What's perhaps most remarkable about Devil May Cry is that while it serves as a fascinating time capsule, it's also still a lot of fun to play in 2019.
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Sabine HossenfelderTheoretical physicist at the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies in Germany, author, and blogger researching quantum gravityThe most remarkable thing about black holes is that they are immaterial.
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Twilight fans were also responsible for one of the most remarkable and underdiscussed publishing phenomena in history, in that they essentially built an entire new publishing genre from scratch.
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One of the most remarkable parts of "Prey" is that it ends with Hale refusing to fight to keep her abuser in prison once he is eligible for parole.
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What's most remarkable about all of this is that Microsoft now depends on Google technology for two of its most important assets: its mobile OS and its web browser.
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Going Dutch One of the most remarkable projects designed to reduce harm is going on in a clinic two floors up in a side street in Bern, in Switzerland.
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One of the most remarkable collaborations between art and industry in the United States, the Arts/Industry residency program, is accepting applications through May 31 for its 2019 openings.
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The gamble ultimately paid off, but LeBron's masterpiece emerged over the next few days as the most remarkable and celebrated memory from our initial entrance into the 23 Finals.
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"One of the most remarkable monuments we have ever had the grace of parkouring in is currently on fire," redditor 'Rick_The_Mullet_Man' posted on the Assassin's Creed subreddit on Monday.
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It was one of the most remarkable things to stand in a hugely packed room talking to a group of mathematicians, talking about the work that these women did.
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Most remarkable was her rendition of her latter-day signature song, the Sondheim ballad "With So Little to Be Sure Of," which she played and sang with eyes closed.
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The Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), one of the most remarkable success stories we have, has been left dangling for nearly three months since it expired on Sept. 30.
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But it's the pre-Code movies about women that are the most remarkable now, in part because their sexual attitudes don't fit into any obvious political or moral pattern.
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But the most remarkable sight of the night was Ms. Mearns, an intrepid dancer who has become known for exploring outside the ballet box with deliberate and vivid results.
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To the Editor: Contemporary Germany's willingness to acknowledge and take responsibility for the evil of the Holocaust is one of the most remarkable acts of self-reformation in history.
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The most remarkable aspects of this storm had to do with the rapid rainfall rates, with 1.44 inches of rain falling in just 10 minutes between 7:50 p.m.
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Most remarkable, though, is the fact that for decades, on and off, Lowell suffered from extreme bipolar disorder; he composed many of his best verses while stark raving mad.
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" It started with liberal jurists and eventually spread to the conservative jurists as well, which Mr. Abrams called "one of the most remarkable developments of the last 20 years.
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On the podcast, James talks about the vast amount of research he did before sitting down to write the book, and some of the most remarkable things he learned.
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The most remarkable example in recent years has been the same-sex marriage movement, which depended heavily on state and local sites as staging grounds for organizing and debate.
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" He elaborated on their close relationship: "When Kristoff was born I held him in my arms, just like this, and he was the most remarkable little baby I'd ever seen.
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When tasked with breaking unpleasant news to a woman who is interested in him, Jared has the most remarkable ability to have the entire conversation without actually saying anything himself.
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The most remarkable feature of this galaxy is the Tarantula Nebula — an enormous cloud of dust and gas that holds some of the most massive stars astronomers have ever detected.
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For many viewers tuning into Game of Thrones last night, what was supposed to be one of the show's most remarkable and momentous scenes ever was marred by, well, darkness.
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To him, the most remarkable aspect of this storm forecast is the unprecedented amount of agreement among four to five main computer models well in advance of the storm's formation.
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Perhaps the most remarkable of the three algorithms announced today is Einstein Object Detection, which developers can train to recognize objects and very detailed attributes about them including the number.
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Before Tuesday, one of the most remarkable things about Donald Trump's presidency was how sturdy it had shown competitor institutions, and the larger system of checks and balances, to be.
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But what was most remarkable about Get Out wasn't just that it was an excellent sendup of racial commentary, but that it was also hugely successful at the box office.
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She was the most remarkable case in our lifetime in terms of creating controversy about what death really means, after she had been pronounced brain dead, which is legal death.
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"The most remarkable thing about queer urban culture is that it was, to a large extent, composed of and created by men who never thought themselves queer," Mr. Houlbrook wrote.
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The most remarkable is James Brown; the unluckiest is the Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger, who — however credible in his own right — has the impossible task of following the Brown explosion.
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That process – what we now call hemodialysis – is one of the most remarkable medical breakthroughs of our time, allowing millions worldwide to survive acute kidney injury and chronic kidney failure.
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"This time of year is the most remarkable time of year to experience it because the snow against that red rock is just breathtaking," she said in a telephone interview.
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In one of the most remarkable moments of her struggle, she broke through a police cordon in Lahore while trying to read at an event at the Lahore Press Club.
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But this is unfair to the continuing relevance of Mr. Ovitz's most remarkable accomplishment: creating a firm that for a brief time dominated in an industry that should resist domination.
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But the most remarkable thing to me is the palpable feeling that Boon embodies something cracking and vital about a new generation of business owners and restaurant workers and Australians.
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" He calls Reed Hastings, the C.E.O. of Netflix, the most remarkable person in the media business: "He has so much original thinking in so many different areas, he's really impressive.
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In the essay's most remarkable passage, Morgenthau envisioned the apocalyptic annihilation whose enormity his contemporaries seemed unable to grasp: Nuclear destruction is mass destruction, both of persons and of things.
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In one of recent history's most remarkable examples of play-to-win industrialization, the South Korean Chaebols were born, bringing the ROK's economy kicking and screaming into the 20th century.
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Mr. Ratmansky — the most remarkable ballet choreographer of our day — here gives prominence to the all-female corps de ballet, which wafts atmospheric fragrance all around, and three contrasting muses.
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Mr. Hussein called the outcome "the most remarkable day in the history of the union," a nearly 150-year-old organization that regulates the postal services of 192 member countries.
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"Probably the most remarkable fact about 'Nixon in China' is that neither Alice nor I had any experience to speak of when we started," Mr. Adams recalled in an interview.
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Mr. Bartz and Mr. Foster played in some of Miles Davis's most remarkable electric ensembles; Mr. Willis toured and recorded with Blood, Sweat & Tears, as well as with Hugh Masekela.
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Where he got the information is uncertain, but Szyttia tells a most remarkable, dulcet tale, one that seems more evocative of the Yiddish author Sholom Aleichem than of a postwar Parisian.
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I went through the most remarkable 45 lines from the 45-minute interview, but suffice it to say that it was a miasma of conspiracy theorizing, fact-free "analysis" and martyrdom.
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In more ways than one, Eva refused to conform to the limitations of her time, but her decades-long commitment to inhabiting an ancient culture is arguably her most remarkable feat.
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To date, the most remarkable public details to emerge regarding the Plantation, Florida augmented reality startup have been the substantial cash they've raised and the noteworthy names that are backing them.
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JIM CRAMER: Because of your fabulous work at Danaher, which was one of the remark-- most remarkable tenures I've ever seen a CEO have, you deserve the benefit of the doubt.
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I like Woolf's technique — it's unique, and both To the Lighthouse and The Waves are the most remarkable studies of light, the descriptions of the coming and the passing of days.
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Turtleneck Man was a youngish audience member whose lantern jaw and realtor's haircut were complemented by a charcoal turtleneck and one of the most remarkable "Question Time" questions in a while.
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Career diplomats are not known for making fashion statements, but perhaps the most remarkable aspect of the House Intelligence Committee's first day of impeachment hearings was what the two witnesses wore.
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The most remarkable thing about last Sunday's debate was Anderson Cooper having to school a 70-year-old man on workplace taboos that most of us learn on our first job.
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"This is one of the most remarkable fossil discoveries made in the history of human origins research and it is a privilege to unveil a finding of this importance," said Clarke.
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When Williams hit a forehand long to hand Giorgi the set, it looked possible that her quest for a 24th and possibly most remarkable Grand Slam title might be in peril.
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But the most remarkable observations came from the crew of the Australian adventure catamaran ROAM, who found themselves adrift amidst the huge mass of floating rocks, "completely covering the ocean surface."
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RELATED: The 40 most remarkable lines from Trump's 55-minute immigration talk-a-thon Some of the meeting's most fascinating moments came as GOP leaders tried to gently rein Trump in.
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A series of her most remarkable works followed — notably "Deaths and Entrances" (1943), "Appalachian Spring" (1944) and "Cave of the Heart" (1946) — several with the Graham-Hawkins relationship at their center.
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The win completed one of the most remarkable comebacks in sports history and answered doubts about whether Woods could ever be himself again, the most dominant force golf has ever seen.
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Safe to say, the chaos of the last few weeks is going nowhere and the way this week has started, it could feasibly be the most remarkable week of the lot.
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But it was the pope's muscular response to the Chilean sexual abuse scandal, which seemed months ago to hold the potential of tarnishing his entire pontificate, that has been most remarkable.
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But in reality, these formative years are critical for training nature's most remarkable brain: With the simple act of play, children explore their world, adapting themselves to a universe of chaos.
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Perhaps most remarkable of all here, however, is that LG is carrying a torch for the headphone jack, which stubbornly (and beneficially for some) hangs on for dear life into 2020.
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The most remarkable case study included in the report is the 225 story of a 558-year-old woman, who Haden calls CB, who had chronic pain caused by Lyme disease.
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"This is certainly the most remarkable organism I have seen wash up on the beach in my four years at the reserve," Nielsen said in a UC Santa Barbara press release.
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A manager fired less than a year — 298 days, in fact — after winning the first championship in his team's history, and arguably the most remarkable since the league's inception, feels real.
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The most remarkable of them was a performance off the bench in November in which he had 23 points, 24 rebounds and 7 assists in a loss to the Chicago Bulls.
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The moment Joanna explains to her piece of man candy what his place in the universe is shall go down as one of the most remarkable and horrifying scenes of this show.
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In his first and best-known book, The Art of the Deal, Trump writes a passage that is one of the most remarkable ever set to paper by a future American president.
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Well, they haven't in Seattle, Dan Primack reports: One of the most remarkable parts of Amazon's success is how few other successes it has spawned, particularly in its home market of Seattle.
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Some of the most remarkable research to highlight the biology of the placebo effect has come from studying rats—animals that clearly cannot harbor beliefs about whether a certain drug will work.
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It was not the fact that Jane Little played the bass that was the most remarkable thing about her, although women remain the exception rather than the rule in orchestral bass sections.
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" Still, the patriot in Hastings can't quite resist waxing lyrical: "Bletchley was one of the most remarkable institutions the world has ever known, and one of the greatest achievements in British history.
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She died in the 14th century B.C. and is thought to be Tutankhamen's stepmother, and any confirmation of her final resting place would be the most remarkable Egyptian archaeological find this century.
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"One of the most remarkable aspects of this transplant was vision," Rodriguez said Wednesday, adding that now, "there's a very strong resemblance" between Hardison's new face and hair color and his children's.
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It's among the most remarkable statements I've ever read from any politician in any office ever -- and has to be a top five oddest statement ever made by a sitting US president.
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In a raucous atmosphere on center court at the Olympic Tennis Center, Del Potro produced one of the most remarkable performances of his career: upsetting Djokovic, 232-563 (256), 215-252 (2).
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Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey, Silvia Earl, who's still around and amazing, and some of the really big stars and some of the most remarkable achievements were because National Geographic invested in women.
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You could argue that the most remarkable thing about Bubby's is its ability to survive New York City's cutthroat restaurant marketplace, where 80 percent of restaurants close within five years of opening.
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" He called Bezos "the most remarkable business person of our age," and said he missed the boat on Amazon, using one word to explain his decision not to buy the stock: "stupidity.
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The most remarkable and fulfilling experience of my professional career, I have learned that to test your product with non-conventional users, you have to approach the process non-conventionally as well.
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They offer a steady diet of laughs and some appealing performances, but they're most remarkable for their utter familiarity, for the way they catalog the formulas of the genre — for their sitcomminess.
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As with the most innovative, most remarkable self-taught artists of any time or place, both his worldview and the evidence of his artistic achievement were and remain unique and, ultimately, unclassifiable.
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Here are some of the most remarkable moments: At an intense town hall-style meeting Wednesday night, Diane Wolk Rogers, a history teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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It feels safe at this point to call yesterday both an incredible Super Tuesday for Joe Biden's campaign and one of the most remarkable days in the history of modern presidential politics.
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It's a most remarkable turn for the 60-year old Meadows, who in the eyes of his detractors has few qualifications for the post besides a talent for disruption, obstruction and obfuscation.
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In the current revival of "Angels in America" on Broadway, the Angel takes flight with the help of Angel Shadows — one of the most remarkable elements about this Tony Award-winning production.
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In perhaps his most remarkable display of unrestricted power, after a new constitution was adopted in a referendum, Vajiralongkorn simply rewrote the clauses having to do with the power of the king.
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It was one of the most remarkable leader-to-leader encounters of the Cold War, a story of caution about the dangers of walking into such a session without clear strategic goals.
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Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Ruiz's victory is that he took the fight with about a month's notice because Joshua's previously scheduled opponent, Jarrell Miller, tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs.
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The most remarkable finding in the study was that the two groups of exercisers saw similar improvements in health — the researchers were tracking insulin resistance and endurance — despite their varying time commitments.
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But what's most remarkable is that Bennett has managed to keep his team winning despite NCAA sanctions and scholarship reductions placed on the program in the wake of recruiting violations in 2013.
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In one of season four's most remarkable scenes, Jimmy reads a letter Chuck left for him, out loud, as Kim quietly breaks down in tears while Jimmy continues shoveling cereal into his mouth.
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In January, a new president will be inaugurated, and Barack Obama will step down, ending one of the most remarkable runs in American history: For eight years, the US had a cool president.
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Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of the procedure in the US is that doctors plan to remove the uterus after the woman gives birth to "one to two babies," the Cleveland Clinic writes.
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Seoul (CNN)As both Seoul and Pyongyang mark the end of the Korean War 63 years ago Wednesday, a new movie depicts one of the most remarkable operations of the three year conflict.
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What's most remarkable about this recent interview, conducted at Vancouver's Breakout Music Festival, isn't that Nardwuar and Pump engage in a war of increasingly loud "ESKEEETIT"s or that Nardwuar looks completely blitzed.
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He's down eight points in the latest CNN Poll of Polls and is nearly out of time to launch what would have to be one of the most remarkable comebacks of modern times.
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One of the most remarkable moments during the Senate luncheon came when McConnell told Pence that shuttering the government to try to secure funding for a border wall was not a smart approach.
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Medvedev missed an easy forehand at 4-5 to give Nadal two match points and then fractionally missed a backhand to hand the Spaniard one of the most remarkable wins of his career.
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But, "Of the child health trends tracked by Kids Count, the most remarkable is the tremendous increase in health insurance coverage; 95 percent of American children now have health insurance," the report says.
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His most remarkable claim is that he has a pipeline into the Federal Bureau of Investigation and that agents tell him they are "outraged" that they have not been able to bring Mrs.
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The most remarkable development of the past two years has been the ease with which Trump secured the unwavering loyalty of congressional Republicans, including those who clearly have profound reservations about his Administration.
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Such outrageous dominance has not been to the liking of those who prefer a healthy dose of suspense, but it is one of the most remarkable achievements in the history of professional sports.
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She noted that what is most remarkable about her family is how unremarkable they are; that change (or what she calls the "reversal of expectations") is simply the most reliable fact of life.
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RELATED: The 40 most remarkable lines from Trump's 55-minute immigration talk-a-thon "I think my positions are going to be what the people in this room come up with," Trump said.
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One of the most remarkable aspects of the award is how often it involved a story of a laureate whose work increasing the availability of food also could abet efforts to build peace.
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"But most remarkable is that after analyses (to estimate the effect of treatment), there was also a significant reduction in total and cardiovascular mortality associated with the use of cardiac rehab," Jneid added.
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So the most remarkable thing about this episode is that after Brianna and Claire find out Jamie and Ian dealt some secret violence to Roger, they get mad at Jamie — and stay mad.
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The most remarkable thing about the leaked audio might be that it got Trump to do something he's never done: acknowledge that what he said was wrong and he was sorry, however begrudgingly.
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Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of Project Blue is that it hopes to accomplish this mission with just a $50-million budget—just a fraction of the $600-million that went into Kepler.
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Never forget, he hit one of the most remarkable home runs in recent memory, followed it up with the greatest bat chuck in baseball history, and then wrote a rock solid defense of it.
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But what is perhaps most remarkable about this proliferation of new laws is the deeper acknowledgment that tackling the availability of tampons and pads isn't simply a matter of budget lines and purchasing orders.
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One of Barack Obama's most remarkable foreign policy accomplishments as president was warming ties with Cuba, in a break from decades of icy relations dating back to the early days of the Cold War.
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"One of the most remarkable stories of this year is Wal-Mart and they are again proving that with their results today," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR in Boston.
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Leicester City, which was promoted to England's Premier League only two years ago and flirted with relegation just last spring, capped one of the most remarkable seasons in soccer history without kicking a ball.
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While the menu offers a solid mix of drip coffee and espresso-based drinks, it's the draft latte that's the most remarkable option, which is frothy and milky and rich and damn-near perfect.
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In electoral districts where PEMEX presence is strong and union leaders have for a long time exerted a strong political control (south of Veracruz), oil workers gave AMLO some of his most remarkable victories.
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Though the book eventually becomes about Sophie and the BFG embarking on a determined mission to stop the giants from eating people, its most remarkable scenes are quieter, wistful, and at times, achingly lovely.
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New game, old roots The most remarkable thing about Pokémon GO's success is that it combines a smartphone game that's been around for almost three years with characters that are over 20 years old.
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The most remarkable moment of the visit was a speech the duke gave at the residence of the British Consul General in Jerusalem, at a reception for Palestinian and Jerusalem community representatives on Wednesday.
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Bernie Sanders' most remarkable 2016 victory, a come-from-way-behind win over Hillary Clinton that pumped life, for a time, into his campaign and made the state a focal point for national progressives.
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"The most remarkable aspect of the list is the pedagogical mind-set its title reveals," Moser wryly notes, attuned to the ways that even Sontag's bodily exploits still ended up becoming something helplessly cerebral.
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That does not diminish the work Mauricio Pochettino has done at Spurs, of course: the fact that Spurs was here at all ranks as one of the most remarkable managerial feats of recent years.
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LAS VEGAS — Since completing the most remarkable season for an expansion team in the N.H.L., George McPhee, the general manager of the Vegas Golden Knights, has had little time to rest on his laurels.
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Despite the ominous lore, "The Chandelier" fits a common pattern for second novels: It takes up the most remarkable attributes of its author's first book and does all those same things, only more so.
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But Jackson's most remarkable achievement is a testament to dealing with rejection: He has played in the majors for 13 organizations, tying the former reliever Octavio Dotel for the most in major league history.
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Designed to look her most remarkable in luxe, red carpet drag, it's only when she's pared down, as she is here in the first act, that we get a real approximation of the truth.
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What is most remarkable about the stance that Pelosi has taken is how it has already damaged the position of the House, and could even create lasting damage for the House as an institution.
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What's most remarkable about The Meg is nothing in particular about the film itself, but how often it calls to mind things that are not The Meg, and not even about sharks at all.
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One of the most remarkable places where this has taken root in recent decades is the Gulf region of the Arabian Peninsula, which has some of the most affluent populations in the Middle East.
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In fact, the Khalili Collections, eight groupings of treasures in specific categories that he has amassed over the years, have become known to experts as some of the most remarkable specialized collections in the world.
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Perhaps the most remarkable response to these tensions has occurred in the oil market, where the price has kept falling; Brent crude has dropped below $35 a barrel (less than a quarter of its peak).
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Torn was a co-star in one of the most remarkable scenes in movie history - a real fight with friend Norman Mailer in "Maidstone," a 1970 experimental film the writer was directing and starring in.
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Indeed, the most remarkable thing about public opinion on Brexit is not how many people have changed their minds since the referendum, but how few: opinions remain remarkably stable and consistent in almost all polling.
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In recent months, Chinese officials with diplomatic passports have become bolder about showing up unannounced at research or government facilities, American officials said, with the infiltration of the military base only the most remarkable instance.
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The most remarkable achievement of the talks involved two of the most reviled men at opposing ends of the conflict: former Irish Republican Army paramilitary commander Martin McGuinness and the staunchest of Unionists, the Rev.
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What made the teacher strikes most remarkable, other than their sheer size, was the fact that many work stoppages happened in states where government employees have no legal right to unionize or go on strike.
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The most remarkable thing about Bill Clinton's speech at the Democratic National Convention, the thing that made it the speech with the highest degree of difficulty at either convention so far, was who was delivering it.
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Where the data is most remarkable is in its granularity—in the ability to point not just to France but to specific regions of France, and track the migration of those groups of people over time.
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But arguably the most remarkable development is that the rise in the oil price has not yet unleashed a flood of new shale-oil supply, as many market experts had predicted (and Mr Hamm had feared).
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And for the rest of the country, the party has already begun -- May 10 and May 11 have already been declared public holidays in celebration of one of the most remarkable moments in Malaysia's modern history.
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"A soon-to-be-toothless FCC, is handing the keys to the internet — the internet, one of the most remarkable, empowering, enabling inventions of our lifetime — over to a handful of multibillion-dollar corporations," she argued.
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On Soccer PARIS — In a sporting sense, the European soccer championship is a gathering of tremendous talent, artful craftsmen and bubbling drama, a delicious recipe that produces one of the most remarkable events on the calendar.
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For all the things that can be said about Brand's long and brilliant career, which ended this week after 17 NBA seasons, maybe the most remarkable is that he was there to see so much change.
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But Garrison is most remarkable for testing the limits of the federal Civil Rights Act of 1866, legislation that would have ushered in an equal society if white lawmakers had not given up on enforcing it.
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Here are some of the president's most remarkable attacks on women over the years: When he attacks women, as he did with Ms. Clifford in his tweet on Tuesday, Mr. Trump often goes after their faces.
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The most remarkable bit—one that's familiar to anyone who's followed Trump's diplomacy with North Korea—is why the president felt the need to kneecap his special representative's months of yeoman's work negotiating with the Taliban.
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For the last two decades, Smith has co-starred on "Inside the N.B.A." — doing, saying and wearing what he wants — and has created one of the most remarkable second lives a professional athlete will ever see.
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To even be speculating about this today — when three weeks ago the focus was how to get Biden to gracefully bow out of the race — represents one of the most remarkable turn-arounds in American politics.
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"The most remarkable flows are into bonds," said David Santschi, CEO of Trimtabs, which provided CNBC with the preliminary fund flow data, which also show strong flows into U.S. equity and international equity portfolios this month.
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It was the most remarkable sentence yet for a South Korean business titan, and a sign that the country is no longer willing to offer its business leaders political impunity in exchange for untrammeled economic growth.
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In Piketty's mind, it seems that the most remarkable economic development of the 20th century had little to do with mass production, globalisation, the rise and fall of communist governments or the development of welfare states.
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Trump's pledge to bar Muslims from entering the United States, along with comments from other politicians aimed at immigrants and Muslims, "may be the most remarkable aspects of what happened in the last year," Potok said.
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The most remarkable thing about Google, and this still makes me shake my head in wonder, is that all of the information in the world is now a click away, and it does not cost anything.
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The most remarkable thing about poetry's unpopularity isn't that it exists, but that it exists in the wake of a period in which poems were not merely popular, but embraced with a fierce and unembarrassed joy.
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Ichiro Suzuki, the unique and pioneering superstar who amassed 4,367 hits in 28 professional baseball seasons across two continents, announced his retirement on Thursday, concluding one of the most remarkable careers in the history of sports.
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The most remarkable moment in an episode full of them, though, comes when Dre finally bursts out of his usual talking points and lets loose some frustration so real that he tears up in abject frustration.
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"Filmed over four years in 15 countries, Revolution captures some of the most remarkable wildlife spectacles ever recorded, to give us a first-hand look into the biggest battle ever fought: environmental conservation and activism," says Branson.
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"I'm overall pleased with where we're at," he said, before moving on to the most remarkable line of this whole thing — and probably managing to anger both his wife and boss Jeff Bezos in the same breath.
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The most remarkable thing about the Capital One hack is not the size of the breach or the fact that it hit one of the US's largest banks — it is the fact that the hacker was arrested.
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A Look at 50 Years in Denim and Khaki" by Jonah Engel Bromwich: By 1986, The New York Times was already calling the transformation driven by Mr. Drexler "one of the most remarkable turnarounds in retailing history.
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Frida Ghitis: The #Joementum is real As Super Tuesday voters made their choices, the victories started stacking up for former Vice President Joe Biden, in one of the most remarkable and sudden political resurrections in recent memory.
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And the most remarkable detail about their remarkable run may be that none of those championship teams — at the program that produced Bart Starr, Joe Namath and Ken Stabler — had an elite quarterback destined for N.F.L. greatness.
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But to his longtime friends, what's most remarkable, or perhaps not, is how little the experience of suddenly finding himself, at 52, anointed a "hot," even marketable director has changed either him or his darkly iconoclastic vision.
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" When Mr. Jones asked who had sent the report, he was told that the source was known only by the code name Amniarix, and that "she was one of the most remarkable young women of her generation.
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Statovci, like Bekim, immigrated to Finland as a child, but the book was hardly autofiction: its most remarkable character is a sexy and abusive talking cat, with whom Bekim lives for months in an increasingly untenable ménage.
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It is a preposterous notion: choosing a mere five albums for a list of the year's most remarkable, out of the dozens, even hundreds, of memorable ones that land on a music critic's desk over 21998 months.
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For Ms. Kamen, the most remarkable discovery to come out of the Rev controversy was just how little the company is paying its contractors, which she described as "Dickensian," and how much Rev is taking for itself.
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Those two allegations were contained in a criminal complaint released in Los Angeles on one of the most remarkable days since revelations about the movie producer's sexual harassment of women set in motion the global #MeToo movement.
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From the drones to hammers to Colin Powell, here are 12 of the most remarkable sections from the FBI's notes related to its investigation and from its July 2 interview with Clinton at its Washington headquarters. 1.
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Instead Clinton chose Kaine, and it's true that he is not a particularly exciting choice: Apparently the most remarkable thing about him is that he speaks Spanish, because it comes up in every single story about Tim Kaine.
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His still-inexplicable fake punt against the Patriots might be the most remarkable thing about the Colts season, other than people making Photoshop jokes about the AFC Championship Participant banner they hung in Lucas Oil Stadium after 2014.
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One of The Void's most remarkable tricks is something called redirected walking: players walk down what they see as straight corridors, but the stage's walls are subtly curved, nudging them in circles to make short paths feel endless.
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But I can't help suspecting that were I ever to glom the lyrics of this particular sonic construction, it would rise close to the top of one of the most remarkable bodies of work in all of semipop.
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From The Hill's Alexander Bolton: One of the most remarkable moments during the Senate luncheon came when McConnell told Pence that shuttering the government to try to secure funding for a border wall was not a smart approach.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Bouncing in the air above the sand of Ipanema Beach, not an Olympic venue in sight, is one of the most remarkable athletes in the world who has nothing to do with the Rio Games.
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But on Sunday night, in a raucous and pro-Djokovic atmosphere on center court at the Olympic Tennis Center, he produced one of the most remarkable performances of his career: upsetting Djokovic, 7-20123 (4), 7-6 (2).
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Instead, in the space of six weeks, Corbyn made possibly the most remarkable comeback in modern political history, and on June 8, Theresa May's Conservative party actually lost seats and said good-bye to their majority in Parliament.
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There is huge international interest in Nefertiti, who died in the 14th century B.C. and is thought to be Tutankhamun's stepmother, and confirmation of her final resting place would be the most remarkable Egyptian archaeological find this century.
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And Mr. Indiana lived in perhaps the island's most remarkable building, a former chapter headquarters of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows on Main Street that is a landmark and has its own name, the Star of Hope.
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The most remarkable is the spectacular St. John's Co-Cathedral, a grandiose Baroque insanity with abundant gilded ornamentation, frescoes and friezes, marble statuary and elaborately inlaid tombs in the floor, decorated with, among other images, unsettlingly animated skeletons.
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For tourists, it promised cheap, air-conditioned travel far from the Rift Valley scarps and rock-hewn churches of Ethiopia's Northern Circuit, in a region that nonetheless incorporated some of the most remarkable sights in the African Horn.
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BARI WEISS, STAFF EDITOR AND WRITER, OPINION, 33: One of the most remarkable aspects of this truly remarkable moment is that we are collectively and openly reassessing what we regard as kosher when sex and power is involved.
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The most remarkable aspect of the walkout at Google last week may not have been that an estimated 20,000 people participated or that it had global reach, or even that it came together in less than a week.
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"What is most remarkable is the extent to which his senior officials act as if Trump were not the chief executive," Jack Goldsmith, a top Justice Department official under President George W. Bush, wrote last weekend on lawfareblog.com.
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Perhaps most remarkable, if you think we're in the midst of tech backlash, is the traction of the aggressively hyped "smart home" trend, encouraging you to link your locks and lights and other household infrastructure to the internet.
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"I tell my friends that prior to getting the Dexcom G6, the iPhone was the most remarkable piece of technology I've ever owned," said Mark Turner, who lives in Austin and hosts a podcast called Dads and Diabetes.
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The end of the Republican institutionalists One of the most remarkable features of the impeachment saga is how even congressional institutionalists like Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have been willing to cede control of their party to Trump.
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If you read through the transcript of the ousted FBI Director James Comey's Senate hearing Thursday, one of the most remarkable patterns is Comey reiterating a fear that the president would lie about the details of their interactions.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: ESA/GizmodoIn a video that looks like something a special effects shop would produce, ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst has captured one of the most remarkable views of a rocket launch we've ever seen.
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We spent the next 20 minutes or so within this room (which at one point lost all gravity and became a spacescape, but was otherwise just a room), playing inside the most remarkable virtual-reality experience I've ever tried.
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The most remarkable thing about the Lovings may simply be their reticence to be in the spotlight — they steered clear as much as possible of being the "face" of a cause, trying mostly just to live their lives quietly.
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One of the most remarkable — and telling — parts of Iraqi President Barham Salih's interview with "Axios on HBO" was when he refused to predict whether Iraq's prime minister, Adel Abdul-Mahdi, would still be in office in a week.
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As more of Rose's career in espionage becomes visible, along with the clandestine stunts of the Moth and his pals, "Warlight" also explores the English talent for camouflage and deceit: "the most remarkable theatrical performance of any European nation".
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But the most remarkable thing about a new mural in Cairo is not only its size—it covers about 50 buildings—it's that the artist managed to do it in a place that's not known for encouraging creative expression.
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The success of "Encore" extends one of the most remarkable runs in Billboard chart history: Ms. Streisand is the only artist to have No. 183 albums in each of the last six decades — her first was "People," in 1964.
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Two weeks later, as the city erupted in astonished joy to celebrate the most remarkable championship of the modern era, those behind the scenes at the club were already conscious of the scale of the task that awaited them.
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What's most remarkable about this particular school is that it isn't swimming in the icy waters of the Caspian Sea or the Black Sea, but rather in tanks on the outskirts of Hua Hin, a beach town in Thailand.
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In what is becoming one of the most remarkable chapters in American legal history, the president of the United States is in serious need of top-notch legal help, but apparently cannot find top-notch lawyers to represent him.
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An academic's request introduced Shapland to the correspondence between a woman named Annemarie Clarac-Schwarzenbach and Carson McCullers, perhaps most famous for her 1940 novel The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, surely one of American literature's most remarkable debuts.
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There are gems all over the place, but A Whole Fucking Lifetime of This, the first album under a new name from the project formerly known as Teen Suicide, is the most whole and most remarkable of the lot.
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In a budget request published this month, NASA—which, remember, has "aeronautics" in its name as well as "space"—announced plans to revive the experimental program that started after World War II and created some of history's most remarkable aircraft.
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It's an Android smartphone, and its most remarkable feature is probably it's nearly full-face display, which leaves only a thin rectangle of black bezel at the bottom, along with a cutout for the front-facing camera at the top.
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However, there are very few companies that will ever be able to replicate the range of products and services Movile has developed, making it one of the most remarkable mobile success stories of our time — and one that's not over yet.
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Jake Mahaffy's Free In Deed, about the death of an autistic black child during a faith healing at a black pentecostal church in a downtrodden stretch of Memphis, is one of the most remarkable motion picture experiences of the year.
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The confession scene, which played at the end of Season Two, is one of the most remarkable pieces of acting to appear on American television in the last ten years because of the line it treads between fantasy and reality.
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One of the most remarkable things about S-Town is how willing the residents of Woodstock are to talk to a reporter from New York about their lives — and how the reporter's outsider status both reveals and complicates the story.
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"As a wildlife photographer, a subject like F_MU1 is incredibly rare; a creature that is unique – possibly the most remarkable of her kind – and yet an animal that few have photographed before," Burrad-Lucas wrote of his time with the elephant.
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Kwame: I think the most remarkable thing about these later-stage Marvel movies is how, even if they resemble each other on a nuts-and-bolts level, they often try to stand apart because of the genres they draw from.
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"Any fishery that throws away more than it keeps needs to change, especially a fishery that is killing some of the world's most remarkable — and most endangered — marine species," said Geoff Shester, senior scientist for Oceana, in a statement Friday.
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On Swimming 10 Photos View Slide Show ' OMAHA — Of all Michael Phelps's feats, this one may be the most remarkable: He has been to four Olympics without once having to perform a skit in front of the other American swimmers.
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The number of active oil-directed rigs has more than doubled over the last year, from 316 to 722, in one of the most remarkable recoveries on record, coming after one of the deepest slumps during the previous two years.
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The back story for what could be one of these Games' most remarkable tales — after twice missing the Olympics, local man wins the premier event at his hometown Games, with a new teammate from Rio, too — is set, waiting for August.
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On Saturday they will overlap briefly once more, with Phelps, now 31, finishing up one of the most remarkable meets of his career, and with Bolt, fast approaching 30, launching his meet with the first round of the 2200 meters.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Jermain Defoe's place at the top end of this season's scoring charts (he's currently joint third) is that he should, to put it bluntly, be obsolete.
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One of the most remarkable artifacts to emerge recently is a slightly weathered but fully intact, female anthropomorphic figure carved of marble — a rare find at the UNESCO World Heritage Site that illustrates one ancient craftsperson's great level of skill.
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"The tradition of all dead generations weighs like a nightmare on the brains of the living," a slightly older Marx wrote, and what is most remarkable, indeed most exciting, about "The Young Marx" is how lightly that burden rests upon it.
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O'Brady's culminating effort joined some of the most remarkable achievements in polar history, including expeditions led by Norway's Roald Amundsen and by Robert Falcon Scott of England, who battled Amundsen to become the first to reach the magnetic South Pole.
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William Bell, the malodorous "night-soil collector" who cleans out the city's drains and cesspits, is not only one of the most remarkable of these characters, but also a fount of information on how London's elaborate sewer system really worked.
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But in one sense the most remarkable "adaptation" — of a life story, as much as a book into film — is "The Arbor" — Clio Barnard's mixture of the fictional use of actors with "nonfictional" recorded dialogue, about the Bradford playwright Andrea Dunbar.
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A scintillating game provided a treat for the fans with Kane also missing a penalty and Sterling hitting the post, while Kosovo, sensing England's unease, never gave up on the prospect of staging one of the most remarkable comebacks ever seen.
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Vitrines at the library contain collaged homages to a chorus line of showbiz muses like Liliane Montevecchi ("the most remarkable person," said Mr. Knight, a connoisseur of the appreciative adjective), Ann Miller ("like a steam engine") and Dame Edna ("extraordinary").
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" By the time "42 Up" appeared, in 103, Andrew Sarris could speak for most critics when he called it, in The Observer, "clearly the most remarkable nonfiction film project in the history of the medium and officially the most temporally ambitious.
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"A most remarkable characteristic of the process whereby one becomes an urbanite on mass transit is that the ethnic and racial categories that might seem to distance one from fellow passengers are usually and quickly dismissed as secondary," the authors write.
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Amid the harrowing images of smoldering hillsides and homes turned to ash, one of the most remarkable facts about these fires is that they are burning large swaths in separate places at the same time, as you can see in this map.
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"Private Delhi" will be his second murder mystery with Ashwin Sanghi, a novelist from Mumbai who is far better known among Indian readers for his contribution to popular mythological fiction—one of the most remarkable, but overlooked, publishing stories of the past decade.
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But what's perhaps most remarkable about Breath of the Wild is that it still feels like a Zelda adventure — and it's more than just the familiar setting and characters, or the stirring rendition of the Zelda theme that plays in the background.
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Because the public can plainly see, that a soon-to-be-toothless FCC, is handing the keys to the Internet – the Internet, one of the most remarkable, empowering, enabling inventions of our lifetime – over to a handful of multi-billion dollar corporations.
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The most remarkable, albeit nascent, transformation is in ultra-conservative Saudi Arabia, where Muhammad bin Salman, the young crown prince, has curbed the religious police, sacked thousands of imams and launched a new Centre for Moderation to censor "fake and extremist texts".
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Since then, the tiny hamlet has been at the center of one of Antarctica's most remarkable experiments: exposing entire families to isolation and extreme conditions in an attempt to arrive at a semblance of normal life at the bottom of the planet.
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Online seed swaps offer those who participate in them access to gardening tips and unique plant varieties, but what's most remarkable about these groups is that they've managed to cut much produce grown through the industrialized farming industry out of their lives.
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Most remarkable was an exchange between Ron Wyden and Coats, one that hearkens back to a similar famous exchange in 2013 between Wyden and Coats's predecessor, James Clapper, in which Clapper claimed NSA could not "wittingly" collect the communications of millions of Americans.
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What's perhaps most remarkable about the concepts and the final product is how little actually changed from the original form factor: the final Yoga Book is as thin and light as the first mock up, and roughly the same height and width.
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Notebook Probably the most remarkable and unexpected thing about the Bernie-or-busters' showing at this week's Democratic National Convention so far has been their ability to make a noisy, newsy spectacle out of the dullest of convention rituals, the delegation breakfast.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The crash in Colombia of the chartered plane carrying the Brazilian soccer club Chapecoense, the scrappy upstart team from a humdrum industrial city, crushed the hopes of one of the most remarkable success stories of Brazilian soccer in recent memory.
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Namata had been hired as the company's new translator, administrator, and accountant, and she was shown her desk, next to the room's most remarkable feature: a shelf displaying onion-flavored Happy Crisps, tomato-flavored Pastoral Crisps, and beef-flavored Whirlwind Potato Chips.
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"To me, it's one of the most remarkable artist environments in the United States, because of this combination of Bob's work, and how he has presented it in this highly decorated interior that served a fraternal order in the 19th century," he said.
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Perhaps most remarkable, life on the International Space Station has become unremarkable: it is a home office, albeit one more than 200 miles up and traveling at 17,000 miles per hour, where astronauts work, eat, sleep, exercise, check on experiments, perform chores.
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Critic Irving Sandler called it "one of the most remarkable shows to be seen this season," the Museum of Modern Art and the Albright-Knox Gallery both bought pieces, and she was listed in Life magazine's 1962 "A Red-Hot Hundred" list.
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A most remarkable and interesting woman is revealed in this collection of letters, a woman who lived in recluse in the college town of Amherst, and who wrote poetry which was not published till she has been dead a number of years.
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The most remarkable bid for nostalgia is the food proffer: an old-fashioned main course like roast beef or a nearly filler-free meatloaf of dry-aged beef, with a good sauce and a choice of two carefully considered sides for $503.
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"One of the most remarkable achievements, really, of the 20th century is the fact that we're able to operate on people's heart valves," said Dr. Ashish Shah, chairman of cardiac surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, who is not involved in Jagger's care.
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One of the most remarkable details of a fatal collision earlier this month involving a tractor trailer and a Tesla electric car operating in self-driving mode was the fact that the car apparently mistook the side of the truck for the sky.
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Anderson 'The Spider' Silva has not had the most remarkable past three years, but even in defeat on Saturday night against Daniel Cormier, he reminded us all of why he is one of the greatest champions in the history of the sport.
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One of the most remarkable products of Mercury and Pluto meeting together in the sky is the ability it gives us to see through bullshit—Mercury is the planet of the mind, and Pluto is the planet of hidden resources, secrets, and mysteries.
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By the end of it the 83-year-old wildcard had completed one of the most remarkable weeks of his career by beating Gilles Simon in a gripping singles final, then helping British hero Andy Murray cap his return from injury with the doubles crown.
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What's most remarkable about this particular coming-out story is that it takes place over years, and there's no set moment in which Denise and her mother have an emotional, "I'll always love you" feel-good moment to make viewers breathe a sigh of relief.
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From the "Renate Alumni" to the notorious all-male Yale secret society Truth and Courage (known on campus as "Tit and Clit"), of which Kavanaugh was reportedly a member, what is most remarkable about his adolescence and early adulthood is how unremarkable it is.
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"What I think is most remarkable is that for a single, one-off radio pulse, they've managed to capture so much in-depth information," Emily Petroff, an astronomer from the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy who's not affiliated with the new study, told Gizmodo.
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But most remarkable was the surge in geopolitical concerns after a year of escalating rhetoric between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that has arguably brought the world closer to a nuclear conflict than it has been in decades.
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One of the most remarkable aspects of Trump's candidacy has barely been touched on: He has brought into political discourse the idea that we should plunder countries for oil, and that the United States military should be turned into an agent of that plunder.
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Most remarkable of all have been the efforts of the choreographer-researcher Adam Weinert, who — notably in "Monument," a program I reviewed at the Pillow in 2016 — has resurrected dances by Shawn and some of the modern-dance generations that followed in his wake.
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" Rice called seeing Afghan women in law enforcement and the armed forces and girls attending school "the most remarkable thing" she witnessed during her time as secretary of State in the George W. Bush administration, and she said U.S. forces "cannot abandon these women.
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One of the most remarkable features of that evening was her fluent coloratura, which, in "Begone, my fears," was free of the intrusive aspiration to which so many singers resort in the hope of coping with the demanding roulades found so often in Handel.
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Perhaps the most remarkable thing about the furniture designer Paul Evans's posthumous ascent is not that he has gone from dustbin to deified over the last decade, or that his work has been collected by big names like Gwen Stefani, Lenny Kravitz and Tommy Hilfiger.
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But the most remarkable thing about Ad Astra is that it exists at all, or maybe just that James Gray (who in addition to directing the film, co-wrote its screenplay with Fringe writer Ethan Gross) managed to raise enough money to make it.
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The most remarkable improvement can be seen on offense, where he's turning the ball over less, growing by the game as a decision-maker and, with the seventh-highest usage rate in the league, bludgeoning defenses whether they guard him straight up or with a double team.
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"One of the most remarkable things is that, in many ways, having my attention focused on my son has made me a better actress because I don't come home every night dwelling on every little scene, every little line, and obsessing over my work," she told PEOPLE.
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Recording the song was the sort of inexplicable expressive act that young goofballs are moved to make, and while it is beautiful in the manner of all such things, what is most remarkable about it is that it was not the last one the three recorded together.
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But probably the most remarkable thing is its world building: the movie is about poor, struggling families living in the shadow of Disney World outside Orlando; and it really takes that idea and runs with it, turning its rundown locations into makeshift, knockoff extensions of Disney's kingdom.
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" On Amazon's Jeff Bezos, and his success in both e-tailing and cloud computing: "the most remarkable business person of our age ... I've never seen a guy succeed in two businesses almost simultaneously that are really quite divergent in terms of customers and all the operations.
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And the most remarkable news conference in presidential history also made another point clear: Trump's reticence in specifically singling out white supremacists and neo-Nazi groups was not the result of Bannon whispering in his ear -- it was an authentic representation of his own core beliefs.
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Of all the country's railway-building feats in recent years, this will be the most remarkable: a 1,600-kilometre (1,20143-mile) track that will pass through snow-capped mountains in a region racked by earthquakes, with nearly half of it running through tunnels or over bridges.
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Boser told me that eradication efforts happening on the far northwest side of Santa Cruz island — the side few visitors get to see — had brought about the most remarkable change of all: cleared of invasives, the island's native flora and fauna had returned beyond anyone's expectations.
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HANOI, Vietnam — When Bill Clinton landed in this lake-studded capital 16 years ago, the first American president to visit since the end of the Vietnam War, his mission was to put that conflict behind him, and the trip was among the most remarkable of his presidency.
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No change in text.) By Jamie McGeever LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - The dark clouds of stagnant wages, widening inequality and chronic productivity across much of the Western world are shrouding one of the most remarkable and easily forgotten facts of the year - the world economy is booming.
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One of the most remarkable things about it was that many of the women who were involved in organizing this historic, inspiring, and powerful endeavor were not seasoned organizers: They were schoolteachers, yoga instructors, artists, entrepreneurs, stay-at-home moms, and college students from across the country.
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The most remarkable item on display is the dinghy in which he came to shore at Banna Strand; it looms over the whole exhibition, and imparts an uncanny sense of his presence there: It was the closest I'd yet come to a meeting with his ghost.
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In a glowing foreword, Jonathan Rosenbaum, himself a distinguished reviewer-cum-film scholar, calls Kehr's reviews "the most remarkable extended stretch of auteurist criticism in American journalism," and then proceeds to thank him for ensuring that Rosenbaum inherited his slot at The Reader when Kehr left.
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Toronto rode the back of Leonard, who hit one of the most remarkable game-winners in N.B.A. history over the outstretched arms of Sixers center Joel Embiid, who was so distraught by the shot that he wept as he walked off the floor amid Toronto's celebrations.
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After describing many differences between humans and animals, even our close relatives, like the mountain gorillas, Dr. Sapolsky presents what he sees as one of the most remarkable human qualities: the ability to hold on to two contradictory ideas at once and find a way forward.
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That changed Wednesday night during what may well be remembered as one of the most remarkable televised debates in American history, which featured the extraordinary public dismemberment of dark-horse candidate Michael Bloomberg—who has essentially purchased his way to top-tier standing in the polls.
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The severance deal that Buckingham Palace announced on Saturday for Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, is most remarkable for how clean a break the royal family is making with two of its most popular, if disaffected, members — much more severe than the couple apparently expected.
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In a little more than half a century, South Korea managed to produce one of the most remarkable economic turnarounds imaginable: transforming itself from one of the world's poorest developing countries with an economy devastated by war, into a technological and industrial powerhouse, a veritable wunder economy.
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One of the most remarkable facts about Biden's life is that while he has run for president twice, in neither race has his long voting record in the Senate been given the sort of deep dive that we now come to expect of someone running for president.
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And, of course, 12 months earlier came the most remarkable of them all: Barcelona's 6-1 comeback to recover from four goals down against P.S.G., Sergi Roberto scoring in the final minute of more than 180, one of the most expensive teams ever assembled humiliated and cowed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of the most remarkable places accessible to the public in New York City is the ruins of the Fort Tilden military base on the Rockaway Peninsula, where huge batteries with now-empty heavy gun turrets open to the beach.
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What's most remarkable about this series, even when it feels like it's marking time (as it has here and there, in every season), is how it finds a way to tell stories about the slow wearing down of moral standards in characters whose ultimate fates we already know.
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The 29-year-old played like a veteran starter in the Super Bowl, passing for 373 yards and three touchdowns and catching a fourth-down pass from tight end Trey Burton to put Philadelphia up 22-12 before the half in perhaps the most remarkable play of the game.
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This was the most remarkable image for me — these heads on sticks — and I thought about how their violent warning, in 1811, would function like lynching postcards a century later, or like videos of black people killed by police who are never brought to account a century after that.
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So, I don&apost want to raise expectations, but I think the president&aposs strategy has played out really brilliantly in the most remarkable thing, he can do it with all these interruptions that I have to bring to him and Jay Sekulow, you know, this totally rigged investigation.
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What's most remarkable to me is that I continue to watch this show, season in and season out, even though I know the gang will never really learn anything substantive about the world at large, and if they learn anything about themselves, it will take ages and ages.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Seven rare, identical Ty Cobb baseball cards more than a century old were found weeks ago inside a torn paper bag on the floor of a house, marking one of the most remarkable discoveries in the world of sports collectables, an expert said on Thursday.
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What's most remarkable about the Arctic Apple, though, is not that they don't brown—outlets like Starbucks have already figured out how to do that using antioxidants, and home cooks have long known that a little bit of lemon juice can keep sliced apples crispy-pale for hours.
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Jackson's latest perceived howler occurred the morning after Curry produced one of the most remarkable individual performances of the season — a 46-point outing in the Golden State Warriors' victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday night, with his winning shot in overtime spurring widespread, hyperbolic praise.
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The most remarkable thing about Bradshaw isn't his half-forgotten basketball career; it's that he was even a position to score so many points in the first place, A quarter of a century later, he's advising children to avoid the mistakes he made, the ones that nearly ruined him.
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"That is one of the most remarkable things because if the President doesn't do that, there's no other way for these people to get back into court," said Mary Price, the general counsel for Families Against Mandatory Minimums (FAMM), a non-profit organization advocating for fairer sentencing laws.
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He has often appeared stand-offish with the media, regularly punishes opposing defenses, and legend has it that he was responsible for seismic activity when Seattle fans reacted to still one of the most remarkable runs I have ever seen in what gave birth to his Beast Mode nickname.
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We have frozen him in 1963, where he delivered one of the most remarkable speeches in American history, the "I Have a Dream" speech that captured the moral aspiration of King but many people have frozen him there, as if he believed that was an achievement, not an aspiration.
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This kind of sectarianism is the reason for one of Latin America's most remarkable paradoxes since the late 2000s: Poverty and inequality declined, but political tensions increased — not so much because social programs relied on redistribution (their funding actually came from exports rather than tax increases), but on favoritism.
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The FCDE invested €21 million in Noctis over 0003 and 2000, to help it roll out its strategically important events business, in particular through acquisitions, enabling it to grow into one of the key groups in its market and build one of the most remarkable asset portfolios in Paris.
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McAndrew, Gaspar, Swoboda, Koosman and Kranepool spoke to The New York Times early this month in connection with the 50th anniversary of one of the most remarkable moments in baseball history — the sudden ascent of the Mets to a championship after the team's previous life as a laughingstock.
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Mapplethorpe, so beautifully represented in many of his works, was himself exceptional, particularly in his two "Self-Portraits" of 1980, his handsomely suited "Self-Portrait" of 1986, and his AIDS-ravaged, astonishingly large death's head "Self-Portrait" of 1988 — one of the most remarkable self-portraits of the entire genre.
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After resigning he joined the campaign for a second Brexit referendum, claiming that the public had been duped over the original decision to leave the EU. His return to a government committed to a potential no-deal Brexit, under his brother, is one of the most remarkable developments in this reshuffle.
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Among the most remarkable pieces in the show is "Forty to One," 2015, which features 40 small (6-by-6-inch) oils on linen and panel and monotypes on paper, arranged in eight neat rows of five, each one a study of trees, all of them affixed to one large frame.
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But it was still inescapable that, not long after Hingis gave her latest retirement speech on Sunday, Venus Williams, also 26, went out and pushed Caroline Wozniacki, 27, before losing in the singles final to cap a resurgent season that just might rank as the most remarkable of Williams's long career.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, whose transformation from Trump critic to Trump confidant is one of the most remarkable things I have ever witnessed in politics, may have set the bar impossibly high Wednesday with his defense of Trump (and the broader administration) on charges of a quid pro quo.
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In doing so, the 40-minute documentary offers a capsule history of the explosion of the market for postwar art, Warhol's especially, as well as a biography of sorts of the object itself — a story that is most remarkable for its level of transparency in a notoriously opaque art world.
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What's most remarkable about viewing past editions of the LA Free Press is not so much the radical editorial content, but the raw, psychedelic, DIY-style advertising that illustrates just how many of today's seemingly innovative LA events are rooted in the nearly-forgotten cultural history unearthed through Englender's collection.
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Morgan's expansive and dedicated painting of the body stripped of skin and flesh, previously on view in the 2015 show at the Fulginiti Pavillion, would have contributed to this survey and complicated the very literal exhibition title, allowing for the most remarkable theme — the cycle of life and death — to surface with gusto.
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LOS ANGELES, March 3 (Reuters) - Seven rare, identical Ty Cobb baseball cards more than a century old were found weeks ago inside a torn paper bag on the floor a house, marking one of the most remarkable discoveries in the world of sports collectables, a leading expert in California said on Thursday.
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" Related: Ivanka Trump & Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Square Off Over the Average American's Pay Check Meeting these local women was "the most remarkable part of the trip," she wrote, adding, "Their stories are tangible proof of what is possible if we deliver smart development assistance to empower women to succeed in their economies.
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Nedjma was one of the first and most remarkable of these; it's striking that many of the others were also rooted in places marginal to the European mainstream of the novel; I think in particular of works from Latin America, such as Julio Cortázar's Hopscotch (1963) or José Lezama Lima's Paradiso (1966).
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One more of Mr. Clinch's remarkable climbing ventures, perhaps the most remarkable: In December 1966, with the sponsorship of the American Alpine Club and the National Geographic Society, he led a team of American climbers in the first ascent of Mount Vinson, at just over 16,000 feet the highest peak in Antarctica.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr., whom Mr. Trump was so eager to paint as corrupt that his attempts to do so led to his impeachment, pulled off one of the most remarkable political comebacks in recent history, winning nine states and joining Senator Bernie Sanders as a front-runner in the Democratic presidential race.
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As with previous mini-consoles, you have a variety of display options, letting you render the games in the original 4:3, stretch out to 16:9, or add on a filter to replicate a CRT TV. Aside from that, what's most remarkable about the Genesis Mini is the attention to detail.
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The chef, who believes the aging process expresses seafood's ideal flavor and texture, most recently worked at David Bouley's TriBeCa restaurant Brushstoke, where the New York Times restaurant critic Pete Wells awarded Ichimura three stars in 2012, calling his food "some of the most remarkable sashimi and sushi" he had ever tasted.
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To be reminded of such secular civility is one thing; but what is most remarkable about this fine and fascinating book is Weatherford's central claim that the Great Khan's ecumenism has as its legacy the very same rigid separation of church and state that underpins no less than the American idea itself.
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Behind him, Barcelona's bench was emptying, a great torrent of players and coaches and medical staff running onto the field, running in circles, running in ecstasy and exhilaration, running to burn off the adrenaline coursing through their veins after the most remarkable comeback the Champions League — soccer, in fact — might ever have seen.
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Most remarkable about Merkel's popularity, it's not based on the older, rural, white electorate that has become the declining base of right-wing parties in the UK and U.S. A recent poll showed her party to be the most popular among under-18-year-olds in Germany by far, polling almost 30 percent.
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A semi-professional dinosaur tracker stumbled on one of the most remarkable finds in paleontology in an unlikely site — the parking lot at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, just northeast of Washington, D.C. And had Ray Stanford not found it, it would've been obliterated to make way for the construction of a new building.
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What's most remarkable about all of this is not that it's happening -- presidential nomination fights should (and almost always are) key inflection points over who a party is and where it's going -- but that the catalyst of the whole shebang is a candidate who isn't even running for office (and likely never will again).
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"Since Gem Diamonds acquired Letšeng in 2006, the mine has produced some of the world's most remarkable diamonds, including the 603 carat Lesotho Promise, however, this exceptional top quality diamond is the largest to be mined to date and highlights the unsurpassed quality of the Letšeng mine," Clifford Elphick, Gem Diamonds' Chief Executive Officer, said in a statement.
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But the most remarkable thing about that transaction was the decision by the provider of the pizza, 18-year-old Jeremy Sturdivant, that the compensation he received—10,000 units of a newly birthed currency, one called into being from the ether of the Internet, and backed by no bank or nation—was worth real bread and cheese.
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Pompeo's sickest Assange burns, which are mostly hard to argue with: Still, in perhaps the most remarkable moments of Pompeo's speech, he called The Washington Post and The New York Times "legitimate news organizations" and went on to cite criticism of Assange published on The Intercept, one of the most U.S. government-hostile publications of all.
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Wolfenstein: The New Order remains one of the most remarkable games of the past decade for myriad reasons, not the least of which is how a Schwarzenegger-looking character known for grunting transformed into someone who quietly and introspectively contemplates their penchant for enacting violence, wrapped within a game whose tones swing wildly between hilarious, sad, inspiring, and upsetting.
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Photofusion/Universal Images Group via Getty Images The most remarkable potential benefit of hallucinogens is what's called "ego death," an experience in which people lose their sense of self-identity and, as a result, are able to detach themselves from worldly concerns like a fear of death, addiction, and anxiety over temporary — perhaps exaggerated — life events.
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What is most remarkable, however, is that Mr. Trump agreed to the meeting on an impulse in March, pulled out of it a week ago after reacting to threats in a North Korean statement, and now has restored it without obtaining, at least in public, even the minimum concessions of the kind that North Korea made a decade ago.
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It was not until late Sunday night that Leicester City confirmed what they had all feared: that Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the Thai billionaire who had bought a stuttering team and transformed it into the most remarkable champion in English soccer history, had been among the five people killed in a helicopter crash outside the club's stadium on Saturday night.
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A Tibetan antelope, or chiru, doesn't get quite the screen time of these others — and isn't even mentioned in some of the advance publicity for the movie — but footage of a long migration by the females of a herd to a calving ground and the arrival of a calf is among the most remarkable in the movie.
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The most remarkable example came on November 4th when Sinn Fein, the largest and most hardline republican party, urged its supporters to vote for a unionist MP. "It sits very comfortably with me," said Sinn Fein's leader, Mary Lou McDonald, as she endorsed Lady Sylvia Hermon, the independent MP for North Down, whose late husband was head of Northern Ireland's police.
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These carnivorous plants have developed a multitude of different mechanisms for trapping their prey, ranging from snap traps (such as the Venus flytrap, which use rapid leaf movements to kill) to pitfall traps (where insects become trapped in a plant's slippery pitcher and are then broken down by digestive enzymes), but some of the most remarkable species make use of bladder traps.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The current exhibition at the Jewish Museum, Masterpieces & Curiosities: The Fictional Portrait, does a few remarkable things, perhaps the most remarkable being that it begins to turn the institution inside out, to make not only its collection available to the visitor, but also the policies and procedures that underlie how it augments and organizes its collection.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump defense rests, GOP struggles to bar witnesses GOP confident of win on witnesses Democratic senator on proposal to read Bolton manuscript in classified setting: 'Total bulls---t' MORE (R-Okla.) called it "one of the most remarkable moments" of the trial thus far, warning that the Republican side was "visibly upset" by the statements.
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The most remarkable aspect of President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's first State of the Union address is the very fact of his presidency.
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