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Of course, sometimes the remarks can get a little mean.

He did not take any questions, and made only a few remarks.

I should also like to make a few general remarks.

I should like to make one further remark, about point 5.

If so, I point them out in a further remark.

I should like to close with a very small remark.

I would like to make a few remarks about his last report.

I do not want to end without making two remarks.

He could see some hope for himself in her last remark.

He was right, of course, but his remark made her sound so young.

She could still hear the remark sound in her mind.

United Nation's officials are likely to take issue with those remarks.

Her last remark was the only one I really heard.

No one would make those same remarks to his face.

The two women try to make sense of the remark.

Which remark was all she needed to make up her mind.

Such remarks made me see the man in a new light.

He began to make personal remarks about the woman with the other man.

They certainly would not be likely to remember his chance remark.

By the way, your remark about the fire door might lead to something.

And everyone in the room will feel the focus of your remarks.

He seemed on the point of making some further remark.

His remarks on the war were not very different than what he had said before.

And then they may come around to making a remark about what's going on in Washington.

People even remark on how much they look like us.

To try to take my mind off you, he remarked.

Not bad for an old man like me, he remarked.

I remarked as the young woman wrote down the order.

As several in this House have remarked, 2009 is a special year.

One of them remarked that he should bring a good price.

But that is not what I was about to remark upon.

Presence is given to very few, he was heard to remark some years later.

When he had gone the doctor looked at his watch and remarked.

It's coming out of the well, the voice remarked further.

But this is the first time I had really remarked it.

I like to give them one last look at the world they are leaving,' he remarked.

I remarked that it had opened a new view for me.

"I would certainly never have been able to tell," he remarked.

"Somebody has done something right," remarked an old friend of the family.

Some women just seem to worry more than others, he remarked.

"You spent enough time with him the night before," he remarked.

In fact, I fear that no one would even remark on it.

"I go in with the people there and they get the job done," he remarked.

I remarked a while ago that we might as well pass the time.

"You spent a bit longer in there than the rest of us," he remarked.

He often remarked that nobody could tell him what to do, which was true.

In answer to this I remarked that she would feel it more than any one.

We have now, I may remark, come to the year 1896 in my experiences.