His some seventy-five works in the show, notably scenes of ordinary people in outdoor settings, tantalize like an orchestra tuning up for a concert that is abruptly cancelled.
These include robust community governance, community representation on staff and linkages with other community organisations, strengths based health promotion activities, and most notably the extra-ordinary efforts to reach people who may not otherwise be able to access health care.
But ordinary Japanese, notably in the regions that are emptying of people, feel left behind.
Even the extraordinary taxes, now added to the crown's ordinary revenue, notably the taille (a direct tax levied on all but the nobility and the clergy), customs duties, and the purchase tax on wine, fish, meat, and especially salt (the gabelle), were not adequate resources for Renaissance princes whose chief glory lay in the expensive art of war.
A short-term bottom, such as the one seen in mid-August, typically coincides with volume that is notably out of the ordinary.
The market's softening is most evident with cookie-cutter, ordinary apartments -- notably fixer-uppers -- that had been selling for "extraordinary prices" over the last two years, said Pamela Liebman, chief executive at the Corcoran Group.
Claude Lanzmann's "Shoah" (recently reissued on DVD by the Criterion Collection) is a notable and still notably rare attempt to explore genocide not only as a historical cataclysm but also as a result of innumerable instances of actual, ordinary behavior.
It owes much to ordinary citizens' own brave actions, notably unstoppable Sierra Leonean women -- and added to them there has been the determined work of journalists, international agency workers, lawyers and forensic scientists.
It is rich in the detail of ordinary life, from changes in diet (notably the arrival of new foods from America) and dress to travel and language.
And notably, he opened wide at the end of "Ordinary People," his first solo single, elevating it — with assistance from Questlove — from mournful piano ballad to something more guttural, though the pain animating him was personal, not political.
