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Even for a mass-produced pilsner, it was a surprising deal for Norway, where just about everything costs more than you'd expect.

McCormack moved to Fulham in a surprising deal worth £11m during Cellino's first summer in charge at Leeds, having been with the Championship club for four years.

The surprising deal suggests that fundamental reform of the system may come sooner than anyone thought possible.The NCAA's idealised image of the amateur student-athlete first fell out of touch with reality in the 1980s, when television networks began paying big bucks to broadcast college sports.

BT Sport managed to swoop in for the TV rights after both ITV and Sky Sports thought they had the deal agreed to continue their long-running coverage of Europe's showpiece club tournament, only to see the recently formed sports broadcaster announce the surprising deal.

The second, and more surprising deal was a link-up announced two Fridays ago between Xinhua and China Mobile to start yet another search engine.

This week on So That Happened: President Trump struck a surprising deal with congressional Democrats to fund the government for only three months.

But the crash has yielded some surprising deals.

Throw the ever-changing world of the transfer market forward three weeks and 24-year-old Balotelli was boarding a plane in Italy bound for Merseyside ahead of completing one of the summer's most surprising deals.

Most surprising, the deal apparently covers both physical and digital releases of the albums.

"Mad Men" is like a house on fire or a trip to the circus — a gorgeous, upsetting, surprising big deal — and it's about to end.

The proportion of the bdelloid's active genes that it got from other sources "is a really surprising big deal," says evolutionary biologist David Mark Welch of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, who has studied bdelloids but was not involved in the present study.