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Both of these dramatic and very uncommon episodes raised more questions about climate change, although scientists remain reluctant to ascribe specific meteorological events to global warming.

Intraspecies attacks are not uncommon, but observed episodes of cannibalism had been very rare.

AOL TV's Jason Hughes applauded the uncommon structuring of the episode, writing: "So why was this episode so much more fun than usual?

The episode garnered uncommon attention because it was part of a spurt of violence citywide in which 26 people were shot during a 72-hour period.

Kleine Levin syndrome is an uncommon disorder with recurrent episodes of hypersomnia, clearly associated with behavioral abnormalities like binge eating, hypersexuality and abnormal behavior.

The results of an analysis over a mean treatment period of 6 years show a substantial improvement in the course of illness during long-term lithium treatment compared to the period before lithium treatment was initiated, although complete protection against affective episodes was uncommon.

Mild hypoglycemic episodes were uncommon with EQW, although risk of hypoglycemia increased in combination with sulfonylureas.

A study of VRE bacteremia concluded that recurrent VRE bacteremia was uncommon, and that recurrent episodes were separated by 3 months and were caused by identical or related VRE strains [ 1].

He felt that the episode took the uncommon route of tying together several previously-mentioned aspects of the series' mythology, making it "easy to believe the pieces might come together at this point".

The sleepwalker who described the cross dream (Patient 2) also displayed an uncommon behavior for a sleepwalking episode (he raised and dropped his right hand twice and his left hand once) when emerging from slow-wave sleep, before being fully awake.

The exact nature of the confrontation remained unclear, but in Chinese basketball such bare-knuckle episodes are not uncommon.