But, bizarrely, he would have been uncommonly near the mark.
Those who do it best would be the "uncommonly tech savvy, highly health literate, self-directed, information seeking, English fluent, health focused, and well insured," according to bioethicist Mark Rothstein, quoted in the report.
The Islamic State is an underfunded government, but would be an uncommonly wealthy terrorist operation.
A contrast of normal versus abnormal features and the clarification of the use of a contrast agent in the specific image/technique would also be useful especially in new or complex imaging techniques, but both are also uncommonly used.
Satisfying but uncommonly rich; finishing an entire Fred would be like reading "War and Peace" in one sitting.
There would be Nets shots penetrating the basket at an uncommonly frequent rate; there would be chemistry, symmetry and unity ingrained in the home team's offensive execution; and there would be an opponent that overdosed on haplessness shortly before the opening tip-off.
That, alas, would be a wholly new category of uncommonly readable winner.
The horrific death of a Georgian luger, on a dangerously fast course on which the Canadians had limited everyone else's practice, to give themselves an advantage come Gamestime, had, fairly or not, exposed the seamy side of their medal-accumulation ambitions, which they'd been uncommonly open about.
But curiosity seekers anticipating a blissed-out legion in henna and hemp would have been disappointed by an uncommonly diverse, entirely well-behaved throng of listeners, some of whom could be overheard marveling at their first sight of Carnegie Hall.
And while he probably would prefer to be thought of for other works as well, his has been an uncommonly difficult career, with the high points coming far too early for him to keep his bearings.
Barker denied the tale later in life, stating he had no interest in the position and no one who knew Howe would be foolish enough to gamble with him, as Howe had shown himself to be uncommonly lucky.
