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It almost always is accomplished with a markable change in behavior on the part of the character.

Certain diseases, such as rabies, lead to a markable change in behaviour.

They sensed something re- markable, however, and felt their eyes mist over.

Most markable, though, was the message that came ough.

In that sense the outlook wasn't as re- markable as it seemed.

Some of the "cures" are re- markable, and very moving to witness.

He was either holding some- thing in very deeply or forced upon himself a re- markable detachment for the scene.

Her hair was an unre- markable brown, her features small and regular.

It is a re- markable instrument and cleverly made.

It is more re- markable than you suspect.

By the end of the first session of formal negotiations, something re- markable had happened.

The whales and the inshore fishermen developed a re- markable familiarity.

That had been a re- markable escape!

It is an eccentric situation, but for a musician, life is a succession of re- markable events.

I'm just saying that he may be human, but he's a re- markable human, and we've treated him horribly.

Archimedes and Apollonius gave constructions involving the use of a markable ruler.

It's re- markable, but somehow they're avoiding the maser.

The gas contract should be markable as long as it is delinked to the turbine purchase agreement.

Well, there's this: whatever Gowden did for Bismarck, it must have been something re- markable.

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A most re- markable pair!

She may be re- markable by Earth standards, but here on Nova Empyrea, she's just average.

At least markable?

Engrave driver's license number on markable valuables.

If samples are not numbered but are recognizable or markable, one can instead estimate population size via the capture-recapture method.