Torre relieved Mussina, who pitched extraordinarily over two decisive weekends in September and through the frustration of having Carl Everett end his bid for a perfect game by dumping a single into left-center field with two strikes and two out in the ninth inning last Sunday night.
It's an extraordinarily poignant photograph: the decisive moment rendered just as powerfully, if not more so, as in a great piece of observational writing or film-making.
The poll found the military extraordinarily popular, reflecting its decisive role in ultimately pushing Mr. Mubarak aside, and 9 in 10 approved of the work of Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, Mr. Mubarak's former defense minister and the current head of the interim military council running the country.
That battle could be decisive militarily and extraordinarily fierce, he said.
Pugh said: "To change the status of a school without allowing the parents at the school a decisive voice is extraordinarily hard to justify".
Mordden does note that while Fast Eddie "has a slight fifties ring", the character "makes a decisive break with the extraordinarily feeling tough guys of the 'rebel' era ... [b]ut he does end up seeking out his emotions" and telling Bert that he is a loser because he's dead inside.
In 2009, the Supreme Court ruled that instead of having to prove age was a substantial factor in a demotion or firing, plaintiffs in age discrimination lawsuits must provide direct evidence that their age was the decisive factor -- something labor law experts say is extraordinarily difficult to do.
Jack Viertel, Jujamcyn's creative director, described Mr. Landesman as smart, decisive and "a very entertaining person to be around," but also "mercurial," "unpredictable" and "an extraordinarily hardheaded businessman".
American companies showed a much faster and more decisive response to the downturn than those in any other country, an advantage conferred by the country's extraordinarily unfettered labour market.
