Is the English language, like its native speakers, unusually well primed for innuendo, I wonder?
Yet despite regular appeals by top Russian officials, the proposal by Mr. Putin, who has since switched from being a powerful president to an unusually powerful prime minister, has never gotten off the ground.
The subject of government work schemes was raised in this week's unusually acrimonious Prime Minister's Questions by Conservative MP Priti Patel.
Cameron's next question is whether he is prepared to risk having the first, unusually important, prime minister's questions of the autumn totally derailed by the Mitchell affair.
For a ceremony that seemed primed to celebrate breaking the culture of silence that has enabled predators like Harvey Weinstein to get away with so much for so long, the 75th Golden Globe Awards were unusually silent.
For a ceremony that seemed primed to be celebrate breaking the culture of silence that has enabled predators like Harvey Weinstein to get away with so much for so long, the 75th Golden Globe Awards were unusually silent.
Unusually, the Israeli prime minister then held discussions with his own staff in the Roosevelt Room of the White House for a further 80 minutes before asking to see Obama again.
In an unusually direct rebuke, Prime Minister Paul Martin of Canada singled out the United States at a news conference for not joining international efforts to require curbs on carbon dioxide and the other greenhouse gases.
WASHINGTON — In an unusually public rebuke, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert of Israel said Monday that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice had been forced to abstain from a United Nations resolution on Gaza that she helped draft, after Mr. Olmert placed a phone call to President Bush.
