Written with David Zane Mairowitz, it was described as "extraordinarily beautiful" by Rachel Cooke in the Observer.
Mr. Lieber described how extraordinarily difficult it is for borrowers to expunge their student loans in bankruptcy court.
The punishment of Mr Madoff whose fraud was described as "extraordinarily evil" by the judge, still leaves many questions unanswered.
The Israeli forces eventually withdrew under what the army described as extraordinarily heavy Palestinian fire, including antitank missiles, mortar bombs and rocket-propelled grenades.
On the afternoon following Mr. Torres's death, his home in East New York, Brooklyn, was also adorned with an improvised memorial in honor of him, a man whom relatives and friends described as extraordinarily generous to his customers.
"We do not want a strike," David J. Vitale, president of the Chicago Board of Education, said late Sunday as he left the negotiations, which he described as extraordinarily difficult and "perhaps the most unbelievable process that I've ever been through".
This all echoes an early post here in which I interviewed Joseph Chamie, the former head of the United Nations population office, who described an extraordinarily variegated world of imploding and exploding populations, and inevitable rivers of migration and sources of conflict.
Donny George, the research director of Iraq's National Museum, described 20 extraordinarily important items that are missing from its collection after it was ransacked as American troops moved into the city earlier this month.
In what may be his last televised speech to the nation he described the extraordinarily brave men and women who have come out onto the streets to protest against him as "rats and deserters": a powerful reminder of the old saying that "total power corrupts absolutely".
Describing his experience coordinating this extraordinarily beautiful production, he described how he discovered, "Human beings will go to any lengths necessary to find and connect with each other.
