But Testaverde has been extraordinary in the fourth quarter this season.
Gosling is extraordinary - in the first and last of those performances particularly - and virtually unrecognisable from one role to the next.
Instead, like with the story of Guy Gabaldon, whose extraordinary achievements in the second world war Battle of Saipan, capturing, by himself, 1,800 enemy soldiers, more than any other American soldier in the history of our country, was similarly white-washed when Jeffrey Hunter played him in the 1960 film, Hell to Eternity.
Launched in August 1981, the IBM PC was an extraordinary triumph — in the first full year of production, the company's microcomputing revenues topped $500 million.
Of course, the United States did a lot of extraordinary things in the first half of the 20th century — but it was far from the paradise that Trump evokes.
The Leicester City midfielder was simply extraordinary, especially in the first-half where – in that old football cliché – he covered every blade of grass.
Representative Spencer Bachus of Alabama, the senior Republican on the House Financial Services Committee, which requested Mr. Bernanke's statement, noted on Wednesday that many in Congress never approved of the Fed's extraordinary actions in the first place.
It is hard to think of anyone, on either side, who "had a good war". The war seems to have ended forever that splendid Athenian self-confidence that was behind her extraordinary achievements in the fifth century B.C.
Referring to the government's admission that two US rendition flights containing terror suspects had landed at the British territory of Diego Garcia, Griffin said the use of British territory and airspace "pales into insignificance in light of the fact that it has been British soldiers detaining the victims of extraordinary rendition in the first place".
WASHINGTON — Impelled to take extraordinary measures for the second time in less than a week, the Federal Reserve moved on Tuesday to subdue the deepening crisis in credit markets by stepping up as lender of last resort.
Impelled to take extraordinary measures for the second time in less than a week, the Federal Reserve moved on Tuesday to subdue the deepening crisis in credit markets by stepping up as lender of last resort.
