Then a customer phoned with an unusual order.
A branch just outside Belfast received an unusual order for a cake.
The court considered Mr. Koskovich's case before, invalidating an unusual order issued by Judge Stanton.
It's unclear if that unusual order was related to the riot happening outdoors.
Before computer trading became dominant, if a flood of unusual orders came in, they would usually be questioned by human order matchers, called specialists, working on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
The unusual order makes Myanmar perhaps the only country in the world to impose such a restriction on a religious group, and it is likely to fuel further criticism that Muslims are being discriminated against in the Buddhist-majority country.
The unusual order brought to an end a bitter fight in which the Securities and Exchange Commission had contended that Ernst violated rules on auditor independence by jointly marketing consulting and tax services with PeopleSoft, an audit client.
As both sides thundered forward, Sumner gave the unusual order for his men to draw their sabres; the stunned Cheyenne, whose medicine did not cover the steel blades, fled in disarray, leading to a period of relative peace in the central Plains.
Charles Severino, the battalion chief, called Mr. Neglia "the most altruistic person I ever met," and remembered how Mr. Neglia responded when given an unusual order to keep watch over the body of a woman killed in a fire in North Bergen a few years back.
Indeed, within days of the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, the Biotechnology Industry Organization, acting at the government's request, asked all its member companies what technology they had that could be used to create bioweapons and asked them to be on the alert for unusual orders for their products.
