Unusual pre-match odds movement, usually in the last hour or two before a match, because that's when large bookmakers such as Pinnacle increase the sums that can be wagered and it takes more to move the market.
Those facts, seemingly at odds, underscore the unusual status of charter schools.
But Ms. Buell is unusual in this country, and odds are against American schools copying her techniques.
And while that's not wholly unusual, it's surreally at odds with the way the rest of the campaign is being waged.
The Unique Property Site lists equally unusual properties, especially under the "odds and sods" category, where you can currently find an old fire station in Lincoln, a pump house in Lancashire and a 14th-century tower house in Italy.
The deeply religious, bible-bashing world of the south, which is the backdrop to Outcast, is not unfamiliar to Cathey, who was born in Alabama and still considers himself a southerner, though he admits his unusual childhood left him at odds with his own background.
But "Lulu" is, despite the odds, a work of unusual heft and seriousness.
Such a public unmasking of a White House request is highly unusual, but charities have been at odds with the president on taxes ever since his first year in office, when he proposed capping tax deductions at 28 percent.
They followed their intuition against all odds, made dramatic and unusual decisions and sometimes had to fight for their survival in order to lead the lives they envisioned.
Wild odds swings like this are unusual, partly because they present opportunities for arbitrage.
