"Cavedweller," a play based on Dorothy Allison's popular 1998 novel about an unusually put-together family of women in rural Georgia, has many of the qualities, both pleasingly sweet and annoyingly saccharine, of movies like "Steel Magnolias" and "Fried Green Tomatoes".
And Mr. Klein, whose complaints were unusually personal, put Ms. Wachner squarely on the defensive.
Unusually, this puts the Deutsche Bank economist in the same camp as the trade unions, though their remedies differ.
Helped by some haphazard driving from Bradley and unusually wayward putting from Mickelson, who missed relatively simple opportunities on the 4th and 5th holes, Dubuisson and McDowell were three up after five.
But in its enthusiasm to get the business, Sotheby's had put unusually high estimates on many top works.
Gerard Pique was part of a Spanish defence that kept out an in-form Ronaldo in the semi-final, but at times looked unusually shaky when put under pressure.
Off the catwalk, unusually low temperatures put a brake on the peacock tendencies of the audience, and saw beanies and boots dominate the front row.
Details received here of the recent fighting around Novi Bazar give special prominence to the unusually excellent defence put up by the Turks, who are said to have numbered between 10,000 and 12,000, consisting of three and a half battalions of regulars and the remainder reservists, supported by one battery of quick-firing guns, six Krupp guns and a number of guns of older type.
They put an unusually high premium on value and having loads of money compared with other people.
" The retailer blamed its poor clothing sales on the unusually mild weather which put shoppers off buying winter fashions.
