The new citizens enjoyed being photographed in the stands with the pitch below - even though the TV cameras were not allowed to film the empty pitch because of some extraordinary concern that this would be in breach of the sponsorship rights sold by Wembley.
Well, the mere fact of these three events, all in the past month, all attended by packed audiences, shows the extraordinary concern of the general public.
After failing to persuade the full appeals court last fall to reconsider the panel's 2-to-1 decision, the Clinton administration, calling the case one of "extraordinary governmental concern," filed a Supreme Court appeal in January.
In its appeal of a ruling overturning two major clean air standards, the Clinton administration said the decision last May by a three-judge panel of the federal appeals court here was a "radical departure from settled law" that raised "issues of extraordinary governmental concern".
Both have demonstrated extraordinary concern for social justice.
In the cases of S., C. and MLS it is clear that they were selected on the basis of their extraordinary abilities concerning memory performance a priori [12], [16], [17].
An environmental issue of potentially even higher concern is the releases of extraordinary concentrations of antibiotic substances from drug manufacturing sites.
From five pages of "extraordinary revelations", meanwhile, the most memorable detail concerns her companion on Buckingham Palace visits.
They are from the perspective of not just an Iranian-born New Yorker, but also a young woman concerned with ordinary struggles in the midst of extraordinary events.
"The real thing that is a cause of concern is the accumulation of secret programs, the accumulation of extraordinary measures, the assertions validated by Congress of extraordinary executive authority," he said.
