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It's remarkably different from the simple three neuron types classification — motor neurons, sensory neurons, and interneurons — one might have learned in a cursory overview of brain science.

It's a remarkably touching moment, full of compassion and devoid of rock star ego.

Throughout history, the rise of great powers has provoked backlash and balancing coalitions, but for the United States, quite remarkably, it hasn’t.

The findings of the report are remarkably common sense, making it all the more frustrating that some of the recommendations have not been done already.

These girls have changed remarkably, for better or for worse, in their time out there, especially because of their age.