It's looser, jokier and more digressive, and it contains pointlessly macho asides, like this one about Mr. Sullenberger: "His performance was a work of extraordinary concentration, which the public misread as coolness under fire.
It had been an innings of extraordinary concentration from the England batsman but he finally fell just before the close, backing away to give himself room against Tillakaratne Dilshan and being bowled for 203 off 409 balls.
An environmental issue of potentially even higher concern is the releases of extraordinary concentrations of antibiotic substances from drug manufacturing sites.
"These lumps of tungsten have an extraordinary concentration of mass," he would say.
In 1951 he became lecturer in econometrics at Birmingham University, which had an extraordinary concentration of talent including Terence Gorman and Frank Hahn.
There is a huge concentration of crystallised formations and extraordinary stone shapes, such as stalactites, stalagmites, columns, ponds and draperies.
But disaster threatened my personal lodestone last summer, when rampaging wildfires encroached on Mesa Verde and its extraordinary concentration of cliff dwellings.
Overall, power will continue to ebb to Asia.In Britain an extraordinary concentration of power will take place.
What has happened is this extraordinary concentration of power in retailing so that the access to consumers is controlled through a handful of global supermarket groups.
