"There have been a lot of mini-bouts of pressure on the dollar," Harris said, "and we're not seeing highly unusual moves".
Referring to the substantial competent evidence issues, isn't it highly unusual for a trial court to admit into evidence a certain document that one party claims will be controlling, with reference to the claim they bring to the court, and yet never examine those documents before making their decision?
Wasn't it highly unusual for a high school journalist to write such letters for publication in the mainstream urban newspaper?
Demonstrations and capitulations on this scale, though not unprecedented, are highly unusual.
For Japan, that type of broad public involvement in decision making would not only be highly unusual, it could also delay restarting reactors for months or even years.
Officials at the White House, meanwhile, are seeking periodic updates on the decisions being reached in some of the the most prominent criminal investigations -- a development that, while not improper, is highly unusual, lawyers said.
It remains unlikely that the city's mass transit system will be back to full-speed for the Monday morning commute, officials said, although they said the damage might have been far worse if the agency had not taken the highly unusual action of preemptively shutting down the entire system.
But pressed for specific examples of intelligence-gathering being compromised, Sawers and Lobban said they would provide such details only in a private session with lawmakers and not in the highly unusual televised hearing held Thursday.
An opposition political party demanding that the leader of the governing party step down isn't, of itself, highly unusual.
Members of the audience loudly booed the gay solider who asked about the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy — a highly unusual reaction, given the deference generally paid to active members of the military.
