All the brethren had exceptional skills to exercise on behalf of Mary, but the juggler felt he had nothing worthy to offer.
"Auctioneers, dealers, collectors and museums typically exercise exceptional care and diligence prior to buying and selling works of art," the dealers group that Mr. Schultz once headed said in a statement.
While her form doesn't necessarily adhere to outdated conventions, Copeland's body is still nothing short of exceptional, requiring diligent exercise and self-control.
"We have always found she exercises exceptional judgment," he added, calling her a person of integrity.
They said they had recognised "exceptional circumstances" and exercised their discretion to review the matter.
If this passion is allowed to run riot it becomes fatal to all excellence, and even to the most useful exercise of exceptional skill".
It means, rather, that everyone from the age of five should be given an education that enables them to exercise their exceptional talents, if such they have.
And Mr Thaksin will exercise his exceptional powers at the head of a party, Thai Rak Thai ("Thais Love Thais"), that was formed only two years ago.
A moderately bewildering exercise in exceptional acting and lily-livered irrelevancy, last night's special episode of the NBC drama series "The West Wing" was designed to inject some much-needed zip into what has become a stubbornly buzzless old warhorse.
