Mennini heads a special unit inside the Vatican called the extraordinary division of APSA – Amministrazione del Patrimonio della Sede Apostolica – which handles the so-called "patrimony of the Holy See".
But then again, recent history suggests that the opposite may happen.Given this extraordinary uncertainty, the divisions between optimists and sceptics really lie over the balance of risks.
In these extraordinary times, Tory division has the opposite effect.
It's extraordinary the artificial division that exists between literature, which tends to mean poetry and novels, and dramatic works.
It's extraordinary how many difficulties, divisions and reconciliations the play manages to cover: a father's jealousy and protectiveness of his son; the anxiety caused by a 34-year-old man who is dependent on his parents (this is not a dated piece); the neglect of a damaged soldier by the state that sent him to war.
The rebels — a ragtag band that overcame incredible odds, battlefield defeats and bitter internal divisions — have showed extraordinary commitment and resilience.
Nepal is a country of wide sociocultural diversity, while its three physiographic divisions attest its extraordinary geographical variation: from the Terai, or flat river plain of the Ganges in the south, at an altitude of below 300 m, through the central Hill division at 800 4,000 m, to the Himalayan Mountains above 4,000 m in the north containing eight of the world's ten highest peaks[9].
The positive side to this division is the extraordinary freedom that independent filmmakers have — and the aesthetically adventuresome work that results.
An extraordinary culture within the SCM division once allowed tax avoidance not just to thrive but become the engine of Barclays' investment banking's growth.
The firm's stock has outperformed its peers, and the extraordinary success of its trading division last year was more than enough to make up for the steep decline in the bank's core equity underwriting and advisory businesses.
