Citing alleged widespread irregularities, the ruling party on Tuesday filed an "extraordinary objection," asking the Supreme Electoral Board to cancel the Istanbul election.
"Don't people realize that this is an extraordinary bird?" asked Mary Beyerbach, a member of the New York Bird Club, who noted the heroics of Cher Ami, a homing pigeon who is credited with saving 194 American lives in France during World War I, earning him the Croix de Guerre.
Film making is an extraordinary opportunity to ask people questions that you can't ask at any other time.
In March 2008, the Justice Department made an extraordinary request: It asked a judge for permission to record secretly the phone conversations of Raj Rajaratnam, a billionaire hedge fund manager.
In an extraordinary move he asked the firms how best to draft rebuttals to criticisms of government proposals that might arise from its consultation on legal aid reforms, effectively offering them an unprecedented second chance to shape policy.
The conference also represents an extraordinary opportunity to ask questions to experts in the most obscure disciplines from the African-American Biblical Hermeneutics Section to the International Qur 'anic Studies Association
The Observer 's Paris correspondent, Jason Burke, praised the book as an "extraordinary Holocaust novel asks what it is that turns normal people into mass killers," adding that "notwithstanding the controversial subject matter, this is an extraordinarily powerful novel".
The golden rule in archaeology, he says, is simple - when you hear extraordinary claims, ask for extraordinary proof.
The Labour peer Andrew Adonis said he had written to the Ofcom chief executive, Sharon White, calling the decision to broadcast the speech "extraordinary" and asking her to instruct the BBC to cancel the programme.
At one point Jimmy tells Aaron that he now realizes, "I married an extraordinary man and then asked him every day to be ordinary for me".
