The scene triggered loud booing which, unusually, continued through the music.
At Hardymount, the focus is the old walled garden, which unusually lies right next to the house.
Skolimowski, Asher recalls, had seen her in a television series called Wicked Women, in which, unusually, she played a murderer.
Standard and Poor's has rewarded Rio's parsimony with a credit rating which, unusually for a municipality, is a notch above that of Brazil itself.
These distributions - which, unusually, took the form of AutoZone shares, not cash - were done as part of fund restructurings and a wind-down of a portfolio.
Soon we heard peals of laughter from children playing by the falaj and saw a deep water tank which, unusually, doubled as a bathing pool.
Celanese's management made shareholders vote again on the agreement at the end of the stormy annual meeting, which unusually lasted a full two days.
I love the exotically dark, smoky flavours of Ligurian producer Altavia's 2007 ThEnd (£24.99 Red Squirrel), which unusually for Italy is 100% touriga nacional.
Sky made it clear this weekend that BT had enormously outbid it in the Uefa auction, which unusually did not even make it to a second round.
The most touching song on Somebody Else's Troubles is The Dutchman – which, unusually, Goodman didn't write himself (it's by Michael Peter Smith, another singer-songwriter from Chicago).
It is nearly as memorable as the Canovas, moving and austere despite the flashy carving, which unusually mixes passages of high polish with rough chiseling.
