In an extraordinary operation, the tooth was removed (and yes, it was his eye tooth).
She joined hundreds of others, including Syrians, Africans and Pakistanis, who were piled into the lower deck of the Royal Navy ship after the extraordinary operation beginning at 5.50am.
A detailed account of this extraordinary operation appears in a report on the loyalist killing of the Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane that Peter Cory, a retired Canadian supreme court judge, prepared at the request of the government in 2004.
Later that year, on the 75th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution, MI6 brought his family - and his archive - to Britain, in an extraordinary operation whose details have yet to be revealed.
Joanne Minnich, whose heart was cut out to remove a cancer and then restored to her body in an extraordinary operation that drew widespread attention last November, died on Thursday at her home in Mahopac, N.Y.
The extraordinary operation, described in an article on Dec. 15 in Science Times, was performed by Dr. Tomoaki Kato, an expert in ex vivo resection — taking out organs and operating on them outside the body to cut out tumors that cannot be removed in any other way, then sewing the organs back in.
It is an extraordinary operation to watch.
All told, the Obama campaign will be remembered as an extraordinary operation, innovative and compelling, easily the first of its kind.
Similarly, "Portugal has permitted use of its airspace and airports for flights associated with CIA extraordinary rendition operations".
