Born in 1954, the British Ms. Weir not only possesses a strikingly distinctive compositional voice, she has shown an arresting flair for drama in three unconventional operas: notably, the brilliant "A Night at the Chinese Opera," of 1987.
Although a favourite of the party establishment, Bush struggled to gain support among Republican voters, who embraced more-unconventional candidates, notably businessman Donald Trump.
Notably, the energy function is unconventional and self-defined in order to obtain the incoherence.
This page recommended lifting American sanctions as well, but President Bush left them in place pending further steps, most notably Libya's decision to end its unconventional weapons programs.
West continues his use of unconventional samples, including (and most notably) the vocal refrain from Nina Simone's cover of "Strange Fruit".
The films received their due: awards up the wazoo, billions in ticket receipts and merchandise, serious career boosts to the less famous participants (most notably Viggo Mortensen, a maverick journeyman who enjoys unconventional roles) and the funds and clout for Jackson to do his disastrous King Kong.
It's possible the company might turn to unconventional production tactics it used in the U.S., notably the giant tent it erected to produce the Model 3. Tesla has been eyeing the Chinese market for years, and has some operations there.
Most notably, a 2001 article in The Wall Street Journal claimed that Grameen Bank used unconventional accounting methods to ensure a high loan repayment rate and that, in reality, about one in five of the bank's loans were delinquent.
This is forcing Big Oil into trickier and pricier areas, notably deepwater fields, such as those in the Gulf of Mexico and off Africa's west coast, and unconventional reserves, such as Canada's tar sands.
