Mr Mitchell revealed that, highly unusually, he learnt a week before the September Cabinet reshuffle that David Cameron was planning to make him Chief Whip.
I would stand adamantly by Mr Bush, if only I were old enough to vote.Kevin SymcoxBristow, OklahomaUp against Wal-MartSIR – Even considering The Economist's fervent free-market stance, your article on Wal-Mart is unusually ridiculous ("Learning to love it", April 17th).
It was only in the aftermath — when I learned that, unusually in Britain, my husband's job came with private health insurance — that I came to realize what it could and could not do.
There are a handful of kids who learn unusually fast, risk being held back in mixed-ability classes, and would probably enjoy being with kids who learn like them.
She made no such observations in the interview, though, and instead praised the state's Democratic leaders and presented herself as a candidate who had fallen more than once while climbing an unusually sharp learning curve.
This unusually long learning curve in his relatively short life can give a chronological survey of his art, like the magisterial "Arshile Gorky: A Retrospective" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, an unbalanced shape.
He learned to speak with unusually distinct diction so his mother could read his lips.
I became the first in my family to read them, and when I learned her cancer had been unusually lethal, my father asked me not to tell her.
But after randomly participating in a study, she learned that her breast milk carried unusually high levels of the chemicals.
Manager Terry Collins has learned by now that his Mets are unusually resilient, stubborn by nature but also hardened this season by a level of adversity bordering on absurdity.
