How to pronounce “remarkably” in English

in a world that is remarkably exposed still all of these decades after we stopped started worrying about warming,remarkably exposed still to the ravages of climate impacts. And on that point, I mean, I you know, I don't want to dwelltoo much on the experience of the example of the LA fires from last year, but I do think it's really illustrative.

of their brain when they were mind-wandering or doing nothing in particular.Remarkably, what they showed was that people whose brains had similar patterns of connectivity were more likely to be friends than people whose brains wereconnected in different ways.

That kind of beginning and that kind of start, for a lot of people like me, especially Somalis who came and sought asylum in this country, that was a reallyremarkably unremarkable thing. In fact, in many ways, we were lucky because we hadn't seen war.My father's sister, who had come to Kenya and then the UK to seek asylum, she had six kids of her own.

But the skirt was still flapping quite close to that back wheel.remarkably kind of familiar, such as the assumption that physical exertion is incompatible with femininity, and how women are still disproportionately

Cold hard money put in the hands of people who need it provides more economic opportunity, we know from the evidence, and isremarkably efficient in offering that opportunity.And it can be the kind of thing that we do.

Wow. Involved with the book as well?Remarkably, everything is changing so rapidly.

and why they are a human being and they are entitled to be treated like a human being, and punished if necessary if it's appropriate.Remarkably little investigation in this case.

Almost like from day to night around 1972, 1973.Remarkably, the rate of growth of total factor productivity in the United States from 1922 to 1972

is sort of how all my stories and then you die um but all those symptoms lookremarkably similar to The Vampire myths that started circulating in Eastern Europe around that time so onepossibility is that corn is actually responsible for for vampires and for the

We'll convene. We will advocate.are remarkably precise, relatively safe, and much less expensive to develop.

And something happened which had never happened before in my lifetime and probably not in your lifetime, either, which is that the Jewish community in Britain, whichis remarkably reserved and sort of like don't make a fuss, let's not cause any trouble at all-- it's sort of, in terms of minorities rising upagainst anything at all, the Anglo Jewish community have got a long tradition of staying silent.

Inevitably, some Jews did survive.One remarkably passed himself off as a Gentile and worked in the German cavalry stablesfor most of the rest of the year.

--a better process, of course they beat a supercomputer.More remarkably, they beat a strong human plus machine plus inferior process.So that's led me to the conclusion that it's all about interface.

Else, then output the robot actions for the least unsafe human outcomes.Now remarkably-- and we didn't intend this, this actually is an implementation of Asimov's first law of robotics.So a robot may not injure a human being, or through inaction-- that's important, the or through inaction-- allow a human being to come to harm.

And remarkably 1 over N-- which is insanely easy and robust-- has the highest Sharpe ratio.

So remarkably, the kind of impact, the kind of companies that we've created, they've not had

and remarkably pro agro industrial systems approach, passed the Farm Bill, can't even get Boehner to put it on the floor of the House.

But remarkably similar to one another.

And remarkably, in 20 years, you can see that Brazil is bringing down the level of inequality.

And remarkably, because I think -- and you know, this is hard for our supporters in California -- we didn't come bunker in out here, even though it was a big state.

and it was remarkably accurate. Helped make a name for yourself amongst um amongst uh everybody in AI. And I Which

It was remarkably useful for me to learn how to do this.

Charles Dickens did something remarkably similar.

They were really quite remarkably accurate that they were able to make this forecast 30 years ago.

It's remarkably extensive and genuinely accessible to readers, no matter what your background.

that experience sounds remarkably painful. Uh, do you have several questions about it? But but one of them

This is remarkably similar to what Google has produced when it comes to workplace high performing teams.

I'd be remarkably sanguine about the whole thing, a model of radical acceptance.

And really remarkably, she's now deciding-- trying-- to not eat animal products for breakfast and lunch.

Is the second book remarkably different from the first in kind of the approach you took to it, having had that success?

And it's remarkably effective.

Her facial expression was remarkably empty.

It is remarkably different and incredibly authentic.

People are remarkably suspicious of a slightly disheveled stranger trying to hand them free food, so that did not work.

But people ate remarkably badly in the 19th century.

And it's in remarkably good condition.

They have a remarkably innovative economy.

It is a remarkably useful-- it's like LinkedIn.

They did remarkably well.

That is a remarkably abnormal emotional distance to travel within such a short time period.

And it actually works remarkably well.

behind are remarkably cohesive.

that they came remarkably close and she was actually a pilot um and she's one of my ladies in the book so I don't want to

Familia they're remarkably similar in overall shape and structure

They're remarkably popular in the States as well.

It was sort of remarkably bad.

that was remarkably similar to what these others did.

The California desert is remarkably large.

And then remarkably enough, in 1939 they got a small grant from the US government.