Baker, who William O. Stoddard, another of Lincoln's secretaries, described as "an exceedingly striking figure, with his ample white hair, flashing eyes and graceful person," would rise spontaneously and, without notes, be "at his best in the hurry and glow of debate".
Considering the human exposure to nonhuman primate bushmeat in this region (as illustrated by ≈150,000 kg sold per year in markets) (13 ) and given the high prevalence of STLV-1 among local nonhuman primates (7, 8 ), the observation that zoonotic transmission events are, in absolute terms, exceedingly rare is striking.
So Perlstein did something exceedingly unusual: He struck out completely on his own.
But as things stand today, it strikes me as exceedingly hard to formulate a comprehensive "cloud strategy" given the plethora of options.
This struck as me as exceedingly... feeble.
Actinomycosis is an exceedingly rare disease in humans that typically strikes between ages 20 and 50.
Death penalty trials are exceedingly rare in New York, where the state's highest court struck down the death penalty in 2004 and where capital cases at the federal level are often resolved before trial.
I'm proud to say that in the time since Hurricane Katrina struck, the NIEHS has proven to be an exceedingly strong institution with vitality, resolve, and a deep sense of dedication to relieving human suffering.
This does not strike me as the kind of ravings of, you know, an end of days millenarian.None of this is to say that Iran poses no threat, and that a nuclear Iran would not be exceedingly dangerous.
Strike hard, strike fast.
Despite the popular misconception, strikes are exceedingly rare.
