So, going in there, I tried to look at them as ordinary people, albeit with extraordinary talents, and they were magnificent with me.
Dumas père's son may have been a renowned writer, but his own mother was the daughter of an innkeeper, his father a military man (albeit an extraordinary one).
Some commentators reduce it to a form of knowing, albeit an extraordinary form of knowing.
Some of these now-abandoned approaches were based on equipment and procedures that would have enabled the reproducible production of new, kilogram-mass prototypes on demand (albeit with extraordinary effort) using measurement techniques and material properties that are ultimately based on, or traceable to, fundamental constants.
Treder does some extraordinary (albeit speculative) number-crunching: he readjusts players' statistics, between 1963 and 1968, to reflect the results they'd have been likely to achieve (E.R.A.s higher, home runs and batting averages increased) had this rule change not taken effect.
In Schoeller's view, those mechanisms have impersonality and inhumanity built into them, which override even the best impulses of the few decent and independent-minded politicians — and that's why government may work acceptably in many cases but not in extraordinary (albeit not especially unusual) ones.
Unlike the Florida case, which was potentially reversible because it was improper as a class action, the Boeken case seems a fairly ordinary fraud and negligence action, albeit with an extraordinary result.
Albeit that Quantum Anthropologies is an extraordinary piece of humanities scholarship, it does not stand on its own.
Against that discouraging backdrop, a new study by Australian researchers, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, seems to promise extraordinary results, albeit with many caveats about the preliminary nature of the findings in a relatively small group of patients who had mild cases of the disease.
How would an Isaiah Berlin or a George Harewood fit into today's structure, and do any of today's (albeit necessary) businessmen have the extraordinary knowledge of the late Burnett Pavitt, a director of one of Europe's largest chemical companies (Hoffman LaRoche) but also a fine pianist?
