But one of his most unusual missions took place in this remote northwestern corner of the country.
Mrs. Clinton's victory brought an end to what was perhaps the most unusual political contest to take place in New York since 1964, when another person from outside the state, Robert F. Kennedy, the attorney general from Massachusetts, was elected to the Senate, defeating an incumbent Republican, Kenneth B. Keating.
With most unusual circumstances, it may take no more than an hour or a few days to return to your usual schedule.
FROM the doomed Titanic, an ocean liner ($1m), to the legs of Cristiano Ronaldo, a footballer ($144m), some of the biggest and most unusual risks have been taken on by the London insurance market, the oldest and largest in the world.
Gawande emphasized that the part of Flight 1549 that seemed most unusual to him occurred before take off, when Sullenberger and his crew, following their checklist, went through the steps they would take if the engines happened to fail in flight.
But last August I took a most unusual plunge.
A MOST unusual shopping spree has just taken place in Zimbabwe.
It also took one most unusual step: Hours after troops quelled the protests, in which 156 people were reported killed, the state invited foreign journalists on an official trip to Urumqi, Xinjiang's capital and the site of the unrest, "to know better about the riots".
Now Mr. Mosher is about to take on his most unusual production yet, as director of the new "University Arts Initiatives" at Columbia University.
He helps Renée by means of Agnès's most unusual presence at a board meeting to take over the company.
