Her apparent drift to extremism, after some perfectly ordinary early years "within the fold", though definitely exceptional in its nature and extent, partly reflects the reality found among many more converts to Islam than we might care to admit.
"China was truly exceptional in the nature of its growth and its significance for the world economy until recently," Rosen said at the launch, "and it has now become normal". He said China could no longer avoid concerns about whether it was different to every other country "and whether a country can grow to the sky.
However, complex tissues of some exceptional animals survive freezing in nature.
37, 80, 99, 104, 105 We do not know if households' food-insecurity experiences recalled during the 3 months before surveying were exceptional, seasonally cyclic, or chronic in nature.
Nevertheless, it is shown that carbon nanotubes, in some cases, confirm their exceptional nature in enhancing the sensor performance by orders of magnitude.
While providing important test cases and useful insights, this approach is not sufficiently robust - boundary and other conditions that select such exceptional solutions are not always present in nature.
The jury, composed of UNICEF, media and child rights experts, also gave special prizes to works of unique and exceptional nature in content and form.
Obama in 2011: America as a world leader Before big military operations, such as the airstrikes in Libya, Obama often talked about America's exceptional nature in ways that echoed previous presidents.
The president, pressed by world events and the weight of his role as commander in chief, began to talk about America's exceptional nature in ways that echoed previous presidents.
I don't really feel much when I encounter people, art, or scenes in nature that others consider exceptional.
But the script and the way to present it is cinematic in nature: Checkers involves an exceptional number of quick scene changes from place to place.
