Mr. Huckabee's strategic switchback underscores the extraordinary seat-of-the-pants nature of his campaign, visibly still struggling to adjust to its sudden jump in the last month from dark horse to front-runner status.
Bruce Ackerman, with his extraordinary portfolio of seats on local committees, has a remarkably well-informed perspective on the town's structural recovery.
But has the extraordinary demand for seats also led to a spike in Paralympic ticket sales?
Gorsuch's record (to say nothing of the extraordinary fact that this seat is open now at all) is, and should be, a legitimate reason to oppose him.
A dismal night for Labour – extraordinary to lose more seats than Gordon Brown lost last time.
In the September parliamentary elections, the party won 42 of the 325 seats, an extraordinary victory given that it ran candidates in only about half the country's districts.
The box-office appeal of Mr. Craig has helped turn "Betrayal" into the hottest ticket on Broadway this fall, with performances sold out last week; audience members paid as much as $423, the top premium price ticket for the best seats – an extraordinary amount for a play.
What is extraordinary is that Major Hasan, seated behind the defense table in a Fort Hood courtroom, may be the one questioning Sergeant Lunsford during cross-examination.
But both of those arguments gloss over the fact that the president, any president, has a constitutional duty to fill empty court seats, and barring extraordinary circumstances, the Senate is supposed to give nominees a vote.
After the fall of the Soviet Union, a handful of rich men accumulated such extraordinary power that they had a seat at the table with the government.
Though G.M. has taken extraordinary measures to come up with a rear seat that fits adults, I suspect that children will mostly end up using it.
