"What was the city, I wondered, but the country covered over?" "A Place in the Country" starts with Cunningham's early years, an extraordinary topic in itself and one she described in a previous memoir, the unforgettable "Sleeping Arrangements".
"Her subject matter is quite extraordinary because there is no topic she won't address," says Anita Silvey, editor of The Essential Guide to Children's Books and Their Creators (1995).
21 Sondag normally focuses on investigative journalism and the big political stories but felt that Leicester's and Schmeichel's extraordinary adventure was a topic worth covering.
One of the most discussed topics accompanying this extraordinary amount of HIV funding is the debate between a silo approach to health financing and a health systems strengthening approach.
Back in 1985, Larry's extraordinary play tackled the difficult topic of AIDS when very few people were willing to speak out about an escalating public health crisis.
Those 2006 indictments in Missouri -- the state was later described by McClatchy as "Ground Zero" for the GOP's "voter fraud" scam -- were the topic of an extraordinary Senate Judiciary hearing, finally convened after the Democrats took over Congress in 2006.
Ubik is an extraordinary novel dealing with the intricate topics of time and its unreliability as well as the fact that we can not be certain of anything in our world that seems to be reality..
It should be known that the discussion of this topic is something new, extraordinary, and highly useful.
When I interviewed him around the release of Pulp Fiction, his childhood was the only topic that stanched his extraordinary flow of words.
Conversely, for the topic model we must have —or fit— the frequency distribution p(t|c) over all terms for each topic, which implies an extraordinary increase in the number of free parameters since, apart from potential differences in the functional forms, each distribution would rank the terms in a different order.
