There was a last minute rush of "exceptional demand" on tickets according to National Lottery.
"A slab of 100 square metres rushing down the slope – that is exceptional," said Chappaz.
A German friend disagreed with my broadest stereotyping, pointing to the profusion of German tax dodgers who rush to Liechtenstein and Switzerland, and the exceptional number of people here who cut in line.
As Lowcock says: "We do not believe investors should rush to a decision – in our view Woodford is an exceptional manager and will continue to work hard at achieving strong performance for investors until he departs".
Limbaugh says that his book, titled Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims: Time-Travel Adventures with Exceptional Americans, will tell "just the truthful history of the Pilgrims" and "the true story of Thanksgiving".
"Given the strength of the reaction which exceptional treatment would provoke I would strongly urge you not to be rushed and to allow time to test the strength of those reactions".
We have seen it in the courage of passengers, who rushed terrorists to save others on the ground - passengers like an exceptional man named Todd Beamer.
The exceptional little guy can still win, but usually ends up in somebody else's pocket: EFMMedia, Rush Limbaugh's syndicator, sold for $80 million in 1997 to Jacor Communications, which in turn was acquired by Clear Channel.
He's played by the exceptional German actor Daniel Bruhl, who was simply outstanding as the Austrian race driver Niki Lauda in Rush, one of my favorite movies of recent years.
Ibn Rushd (1126 1198), known to English speakers by his Latinized name, Averroes, is also exceptional: in his mature works, he rejects creation as incompatible with Aristotelian texts and principles.
