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This morning's extraordinary shoot-out with policemen from an elite special-operations unit, after a 32-hour siege, ended with the death of Mohamed Merah, the terrorist suspect.

The two veterans of Italia 90 looked on as one of the most extraordinary shoot-outs in recent memory unfolded in Heerenveen and eventually ended in further disappointment for England as Holland progressed to the final of the European Under-21 Championships.

There was confusion and controversy last night as England were knocked out of the semi-finals of the European Under-21 championship in an extraordinary penalty shoot-out.

J.J. Abrams has done an extraordinary job shooting the movie, and I think we feel like we were really happy we took the time, because we were ready when we went out again.

Ben Arnold The Rory Peck Awards, founded in 1995 in honour of the Northern Irish cameraman who died covering the siege of Moscow's parliament building in 1993, celebrate the undersung grunts of news-gathering: the freelance camera operators who take extraordinary risks to shoot frontline reportage.

In Jarman's Edward II (1991), an outrageous version of Marlowe's play, Terry played Mortimer, and the king's army were a bunch of gay rights marchers, while in the extraordinary Blue (1993), shot entirely in a shimmering shade of aquamarine, Terry, Swinton, John Quentin and Jarman himself, on the brink of death from Aids, read from the director's diaries and other writings.

(One extraordinary clip from the shoot of "Berlin Alexanderplatz," a fifteen-hour miniseries set in the nineteen-twenties and thirties, shows Fassbinder working on a grand scale, with actors in costumes executing a carefully choreographed street scene with moving cars and buses, with a crew of five or six and a small 16-mm. camera).

The film, which recreates events at the Ambassador Hotel on the day Robert F Kennedy was shot, has extraordinary performances from Stone and Moore.

Africa's elephants are also being shot in extraordinary and rising numbers for their ivory, now a hot-selling status and investment commodity in China.

A cold wet spring followed by mild and damp conditions in May and June resulted in extraordinary grass growth, which shot up a third faster than in previous years.

During this presidential campaign the nation has experienced an extraordinary number of grisly shooting incidents, including four mass murders on college campuses, two at suburban shopping malls and the slaughter of city officials at a Missouri town meeting.