Paul Copeland, Ms. Vanier's Canadian lawyer, said that border officials twice conducted unusually comprehensive searches of jets that Ms. Vanier used to travel to and from Mexico, where she and her husband own a home.
After enjoying a traditional English breakfast with Prime Minister Gordon Brown on Tuesday, Mr. Bloomberg conducted an unusually long news conference, solo, in front of 10 Downing Street.
Of the three events, officials said, the Olympics were of the greatest concern to Mr. Ashcroft, which explained why he conducted an unusually detailed, venue-by-venue inspection tour in Salt Lake City over four days this month.
After weakening back to a Category 1 hurricane, Alberto conducted an unusually large cyclonic loop, spanning approximately 5 degrees latitude and 8 degrees longitude.
Unusually, this study was conducted in Germany, in a white population.
The vote, conducted at an unusually contentious shareholders' meeting here, was a rare effort by investors to oust the management of a company and replace it with their own slate.
The broadcaster also complained that, unusually, the trial had been conducted without a jury and that the company had not been able to defend itself without revealing the source of its reporting, which it refused to do.
Two binary logistic regression analyses that compared TE to SE and SE to SY were conducted, and the unusually influential samples were then identified by calculating Cook's distance and standard residuals [ 34].
As it drily reports: "The 'interviews' we conducted this way were unusually informative because the job of our sources was in fact to answer the questions posed".
Unusually, Davis then introduced an interview conducted by Wark, although it was unclear if this is part of a talent-spreading strategy or if a shorter than expected talk with Corbyn had left a hole in the running order.
