If he acted unusually then (sudden eye pupil dilation, strange communication, etc), and still acts that way now, he may still like you- but doesn't know how to tell you or doesn't want you to know, for various reasons (such as internalized homophobia).
The unusually warm and sudden spring, coming on the heels of a prolonged and intense winter, prompted trees to pollinate seemingly overnight, experts said, driving up pollen levels to heights not seen in years.
Thunderclap headache is described as a sudden, unusually severe headache which reaches its maximum intensity within a split second or, at most, a few minutes.
But was it a coincidence that after a major earthquake in California, in 1994, the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles experienced a sudden, unusually large influx of kids with newly-diagnosed T1D?
Continuous drilling for 12 s resulted in a sudden unusually high temperature peak of 62 °C (double asterix).
Unusually for such a sudden and high-profile death, Kelly's case has never been the subject of a full coroner's inquiry.
Immediately after an aneurysm ruptures, an individual may experience such symptoms as a sudden and unusually severe headache, nausea, vision impairment, vomiting, and loss of consciousness, leading to a mortality rate of up to 50%% in severe cases.
The 2003 agreement between the Army and KBR protects the contractor from financial costs associated with unusually hazardous risks including the "sudden or nonsudden release of hydrocarbons or other toxic or hazardous substances or contaminants into the environment".
Some studies have associated an unfavorable prognosis to a sudden onset, an unusually high severity of the neurological symptoms, unresponsiveness to steroid treatment, older age, and female gender.
From their studies, they have inferred that the sudden appearance of an unusually strong F3 layer, with large reductions in Nmax and TEC, can indicate a strong eastward electric field (PPEF).
