If men took more responsibility -- or were forced to -- they might find an unusually accepting public.
French presidential candidates apart, the zone's politicians have been unusually accepting both of the currency's rise and of one of its causes: the European Central Bank's clear intention to raise interest rates further.
The government has revealed little of its strategy beyond — unusually — accepting offers of international help, which it had consistently rejected over the course of the years of Boko Haram insurgency.
But if Perry is unusually accepting of the g-word, there's good reason for that: This Santa Barbara native, who on Oct. 25 will turn 29 — a few years older than A-list peers Rihanna (who's 25) and Taylor Swift (23) — no longer seems like much of a kid.
"An Education," made for less than $8 million, won the audience award at Sundance and was, unusually, also accepted at the Berlin, Telluride and Toronto film festivals.
Thailand, as it happens, is a country whose male-to-female transsexuals make up an unusually accomplished and accepted subculture.
She said, "Why aren't you here?" I felt unusually spritely, so I accepted her invitation.
Environmentalists called for an even stricter rule, saying the agency was accepting unusually high cancer risks in this approach.
The University of Pennsylvania is one of the eight private colleges and universities in the vaunted Ivy League, known for accepting unusually smart students, great test takers, legacies, and the sons and daughters of famous and/or very wealthy people.
Mr. Meng's teacher, Yoheved Kaplinsky, head of Juilliard's piano department, has been working with him since he was 11 at the school's pre-college program in Manhattan, where he was accepted at the unusually early age of 7. "Technically, Damon has no limits," she said in a telephone interview.
He accepted the award to unusually enthusiastic and sustained applause at an awards ceremony in London.
