A reviewer for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation cited it as "one of the most radical and extraordinary works of fiction ever published in Canada".
Kracauer's remedy was simple: "extraordinary, radical boredom" could reunite us with our heads.
Lately, however, he seems to have gone through an extraordinary, radical change and now directs comedy in the manner of Will Ferrell and Adam McKay.
Decca's life in America is scrupulously followed: her happy second marriage, the loss of two of her children, her radical politics, her extraordinary career as "Queen of the Muckrakers," her glee at demolishing idiots and frauds, her generosity, her implacable enmity when earned, and most of all, her courage.
However, for another two HAT-based assays, it was tetrapeptide YECG that showed extraordinary oxygen radical absorption capacity (ORAC value = 2.42 μM Trolox/μM) and ABTS free radical scavenging ability (8.88 mM Trolox/mM).
The Museum of Modern Art's extraordinary "Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917" is not your garden-variety Matisse exhibition.
In some ways, this is the most radical piece in an extraordinary show, organized by Susan Davidson, a senior curator at the Guggenheim.
Paul Tucker, the Deputy Governor of the Bank of England who mooted the idea last week to MPs on the Treasury Select Committee, warned the radical move would be "extraordinary", and hopes the constraints to setting negative interest rates would be considered.
"And the church of the women with whom I have thrown in my lot". RADICAL GRACE follows three extraordinary nuns who faithfully honor their vow of obedience to God, even when it means angering the Church hierarchy.
He is waiting to hear if prosecutors in Milan will indict him on charges of helping the CIA to snatch a radical Muslim cleric in an "extraordinary rendition".
