East was charmed by this development, and his double collected the same 1,100 points, an unusual "push" board.
The budget confrontation — which threatened to close federal offices and facilities, idling thousands of workers around the country — stemmed from an unusual push by Republicans to undo a law that has been on the books for three years, through a presidential election, and that the Supreme Court largely upheld in 2012.
Phablets with 6+ inch screens are not now too unusual, pushing the category within touching distance of the mini tablet segment where screens tend to start at 7 inches.
These studies, together with the analysis of the activity of the protein following in vitro mutagenesis of specific residues, provide circumstantial support for a reaction mechanism involving a quinone-methide intermediate and the participation of a key lysine residue in an unusual push-pull like two-step catalytic mechanism.
The unusual promotional push will stretch from New York to La Jolla, Calif., Washington to Chicago, Milwaukee to Nashville.
The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, a Washington group that focuses on blacks, attributed the uptick largely to an unusual Republican push in black churches and the party's backing of a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriages.
Tens of thousands of acres of federal lands in the Las Vegas area have been sold under an unusual law pushed through Congress nearly a decade ago by the Nevada delegation.
When you recognize it as carpet, the thick familiar texture and the random, delicacy of the marks can create an unusual spatial push-pull.
Congress and the White House recently settled on an economic stimulus package with unusual speed, pushing the throttle to pull the economy out of a nosedive.
Strong advance interest in "The Vow," which cost about $30 million to make, forced Fox last week to make the highly unusual decision to push back the release of "This Means War," a Reese Witherspoon vehicle.
For full-service carriers like British Airways, the terrorist attacks presented an unusual opportunity to push through cost-cutting measures that might otherwise have been opposed by local unions and government officials, analysts said.
