But, as those intimately involved with it are bizarrely keen to stress, not, in fact, that great.
Bizarrely, the greatest German Renaissance and Baroque vessels turn up far away.
Bizarrely in this land of two great rivers, well-diggers and water pumps are Baghdad's latest boom industry.
Collins, in the absence of any word on protestant in the style guide, would have urged a capital P. Why, even more bizarrely, did we refer to Ken Livingstone as the former greater london council leader?
Kötting has Toby Jones recreate the scenes of Clare's great journey or ordeal, often amid bizarrely alienating and alienated scenes of modern life.
Thursday Age of Conan and other reviews Forbes bizarrely characterises Euro gamers Friday Songs that would make great games.
However, Bill taking up with a barnstorming aerial circus always reminds me, bizarrely, of a movie released three years earlier: George Roy Hill's The Great Waldo Pepper, one of the most utterly forgotten films of 1970s Hollywood.
She decided to take it on, held a hasty press conference at which she was flanked, rather bizarrely, by the communities secretary Eric Pickles, and announced that the Great War would be commemorated, not celebrated, through art.
Even "Proof," by Jeff Reich, the play that closes the evening by running bizarrely off the track of its initially comic premise, does have a great beginning.
While it is commonplace to see cameras affixed to office buildings and expensive co-ops that are unlikely to record threats to civic life greater than violations of recycling ordinances, it is, rather bizarrely, far from the natural order of things to see similar security apparatus in places where gang culture might reign.
