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It has developed lithium-ion batteries that are unusually cheap and easy to make.

Sands, in a report in Fate Magazine, noted what seemed like an unusually large number of strange accidents in that region.

Doctors say they do not know if this unusually early flu season has peaked yet, or if this year's outbreak will get worse.

All the next day he felt unusually depressed and sat about as much as possible, to the irritation of those who admired energy in others.

An unusually personal ( "very difficult" ) television interview on February 14th seems to have done him some good in the polls.

You made room for me but it's too soon to see if I'm happy in your hands. I'm unusually hard to hold on to.

It occurred to him that the fortress seemed unusually deserted, but he barely gave it a second thought.

The lady, I surmised, would have been unusually good-looking had her features not been clouded by an expression of keen worry and fatigue.

One of the greatest Hollywood film stars was traveling, unusually, not to be seen but so she could see others.

She was petite2 and looked younger than her age, unusually pale but there was some glowing in her small eyes.

In a rare and unusually detailed statement published in four languages, the elusive leader repeated his call for foreign forces to leave.

She did not move and seemed, inwardly, quiet; an unusually attractive little thing, and as strong as a heifer in appearance.

This relief operation was always going to be unusually slow and chaotic. But Haitians cannot afford for it to remain so.

Had it not been for the unusually bad weather, the rescue party would have been able to save the stranded climber.

When he came down the steps at last the tanned skin was drawn unusually tight on his face, and his eyes were bright and tired.

It is hard to be really disappointed by something unless it is unusually good, or at least promises to be so.

It also knows U. S. unemployment is at unusually high levels, and that Mr. Obama owes much to his union supporters.

There was a thick tartan scarf bound around his head, and his nose was unusually purple.

It was an unusually public smackdown for an investor used to operating behind closed doors. Rosenfeld and Buffett declined to comment.

it was an unusually large cup, of a different pattern from the rest of the set and painted in brilliant colours.

Chairman Ben Bernanke spooked markets just a few weeks ago when he said the forecast for recovery remains "unusually uncertain. "

that's why a day so unusually cold like this reminds me of that trip.

At teatime they compared notes, and all agreed that it had been a delightful, though unusually long day.

Very unusually, the official media have been quick to report the recent riots that have broken out in different parts of the country.

As it is a remote place with unusually charming scenery and few inhabitants, it is often called the "wonderland on earth" .

He leaves with an unusually generous severance package and the right to sell at least two films a year to News Corp's Twentieth Century Fox.

The British enthusiasm for chucking out governments has been unusually dormant in the last thirty years, but it has not died entirely.

China's leaders have been unusually direct in trying to talk down the market.

There is now strong evidence to suggest that the unusually cold winters of the last two years in the UK are the result of heating elsewhere.

In May 2006 he took, unusually, a month's break, with the support of the board, apparently to recover from his efforts.

In an unusually high-tech concept, Mitsubishi is promoting its new Colt with a sort of Internet scavenger hunt.

Analysis of the topography across the front also shows unusually high relief there.

The star Delta Scorpii remains unusually bright, more than a year and a half after beginning an unexpected flareup.

A year ago rates were still unusually low: the Bank of England's base rate was 4. 5%.

The only reason anyone sees them at all this year, experts observe, is that the waters in the area are unusually clear.

"When a man feels guilty, he may become unusually affectionate or attentive as a way to mask his affair or relieve some of his guilt, " .

The issue also touched on an unusually emotive subject at a time of rising Sino-US trade tensions.

It had been unusually warm and dry that year, and the city's wood buildings burned like matches until finally the rain came down.

A very glamourous woman, she was accompanied by an unusually plain teenage daughter.

The doctor will also check the size of the adenoids to see if they are unusually enlarged and blocking the Eustachian tube.

With a shape reminiscent of a flower, the spectacular aurora had an unusually high degree of detail.

That's what can happen when female geladas flirt a little. This was an unusually violent pursuit.

A fine silty soil, common in the southern and western United States, that forms an unusually sticky mud when wet.

Deyeuxia compacta, with a small panicle and unusually broad glumes, represents an extreme form of this variable species.

In her role as a good parent my wife has recently attended an unusually large number of high school drama productions.

Raised in New York City, Mailer entered Harvard University at the unusually young age of 16. His plan was to become an engineer.

Many Egyptians cite a simple reason for what looks like the unusually barefaced manipulation of the electoral process.

He had a vague idea that he would find at the house of a composer some quite unusually free kind of atmosphere.

But the world cannot fail to notice that this president's power is unusually fettered, at home as well as abroad.

ITA's hackers seem to be unusually smart, and C is a pretty low-level language.

Her case was unusually brutal, but the abuse of domestic workers in the Middle East is all too common.

An Agriculture Ministry Official said the outbreak involves a form of the virus that is unusually deadly to pigs.

This can happen when interest rates are unusually low, as they were in the United States in the early 2000s.

When it's unusually high and stiff, the dog is agitated and ready to protect his turf.

Although Pakistan is an unusually turbulent society, nothing like this had ever happened in the capital before.

Third, it has an unusually independent foreign policy, which has turned the emirate into a diplomatic hub.

And though we do not know what Shakespeare was up to in his twenties, we do know that his family was unusually litigious.

But on closer inspection, the spectacular results are more the result of the airlines' unusually poor past performance.

An somewhat ordinary Wednesday turned out to be somewhat unusual, again. First of all, it was unusually boring at work.

The first ship carrying Chinese gold seekers to arrive at the port of Robe was the "Land of Cakes" , an unusually named ship from Scotland.

Owing to the unusually complex nature of this crisis, that may well happen again.

The partner's nose had been twitching because one of the retailer's stores had been posting unusually low margins.

In those cases, there was no preference for the unusually named flavors.

Yet there can be little doubt it was an unusually large confrontation.

A single mother would have to be unusually talented and diligent to make as much as $75, 000 while also raising children on her own.

THE Kajaki dam, with its turquoise lake lost in the rocky wilderness of southern Afghanistan, is an unusually scenic setting for battle.

The FBI also says Ivins worked unusually late lab work hours around the time of the attacks.

The Global Times source said Ms Zhao had in fact met Mr Johnson but, unusually, had failed to get him to talk.

Experts say teachers and parents should suspect Dysgraphia if it trails (a child's) handwriting is unusually difficult to read.

Later that year, as an unusually long and swelteringly hot summer set in, those who protested loudest also began to disappear.

Since the downswing of the inventory cycle was unusually brutal, the inventory-led element of the upswing could be quite vigorous too.

In an unusually strident reaction from a business, Lavasa said in a statement that the ministry acted "without jurisdiction. "

It was unusually explicit that the reason was the risk of a dollar decline.

Things had gone unusually well this time. We were sitting inside at a little table, one alongside the other, our backs to a mirror.

In the heart of monstrous Tarantula Nebula lies huge bubbles of energetic gas, long filaments of dark dust, and unusually massive stars.

Yet it has also led to a dangerously low birth-rate and an unusually large aging population.

Doyou consume unusually large amounts of food at least once a week, andfeel a loss of control, embarrassment and guilt?

When they sat down to dinner , the man noticed that the wine cup was unusually small. He suddenly burst out crying.

The tools for precision editing are unusually easy to use.

Unusually, he has no idea for a new novel and may develop some short stories instead.

Unusually, the number of ailments involving malfunctions of the immune system has gone up as well.

Later, she develops an unusually high calcium level and an MRI is obtained which shows an osteosarcoma of her leg.

In the pantheon of ancient gods she appears to me to be unusually reasonable.

This implies an "unusually small population size for a species spread across the entire Old World, " the authors write.

known as Fingal's Cave. Though it is a sea cave now, its history is volcanic in nature, and left it with an unusually man-made appearance.

Chinese meal is known as "the mother of garden" , has a huge amount of resources, particularly in the flower is unusually rich.

And mothers who were exposed to unusually high levels of stress during pregnancy are more likely to give birth to a left-handed child.

As quaintly last-century as some of his slogans appear, they strike an unusually bold change of direction in Japanese politics.

So the unusually high concentration of Ir seems to require a special explanation.

no sooner thought than done , and he crumpled the cuffs spitefully as he flung them upon an unusually dirty floor.

But can appear unusually like the Xi'an such traveling city is lively - certainly, also can have the very many foreign friend.

They were all unusually hungry, having waited nearly an hour.

His recent attempt to blame government woes on coalition politics looked limp: Mr Singh's government is unusually secure in Parliament.

This often shows up in unusually childish handwriting and in going over letters several times.

In the case of Uganda's MSI initiative, the problem is (unusually) not money, but a lack of political will.

Upon a close visual examination of the method, it turns out that it's unusually long with excessive conditional logic.

The girl has an unusually large vocabulary and is known as a "walking dictionary" .

The unusually high magnitude of Tuesday's quake for this region is part of the reason it has likely caused enormous damage to Haiti.

Although the good surname is unusually hard, Adidas JS Wings, but somehow the kid has no what problem.

Late in January the cost of a barrel of crude fell to $50 or so, as an unusually warm winter allowed inventories to build.

What surprised me most was that all the pupils were unusually quiet.

Knowlton, who was thirty-one, was a "freethinker" and, by the standards of the Berkshires, an unusually adventurous soul.

The Air Force released a carefully censored report in 2007, after an airman was burned by an unusually strong beam.

J: The reason for this drastic change in temperature is not known yet. It's unusually cold for a spring day in San Diego.

And that is when the problem started. It seemed to me that Delta was unusually bright compared to the rest.

As the latest World Economic Outlook notes in an important chapter, recessions that follow financial crises are unusually severe.

Unusually low temperatures also affected parts of Antarctica, especially west of the Antarctic Peninsula.

Very unusually for an XML API, XMLReader lets you read the attributes from either the beginning or the end of the element.

An unusually effective "ground game" was key to his victory there, as it was in the January 3rd Iowa caucuses.

for the past month or more , she had been unusually happy and had been really throwing herself into her work.

Taylor accepts these terms Because of his desire to share in the unusually large profits of the business.

In unusually strident language, Hillary Clinton, the secretary of state, said it would be "absolutely wrong" to free him.

Both outfits have made a habit of buying unusually big stakes in hot private companies that they reckon still have plenty of room to grow.

Fighting tears, an unusually emotional Mr Obama said in an address to the nation that action is needed, "regardless of the politics" .

Thus, it may be tricky or unusually time-consuming for the superuser to take the necessary steps to alleviate this low-VM condition.

After two terms as president and two years as prime minister, Mr Putin has had an unusually energetic summer.

There have been suggestions the photographs are fake, including questions over the unusually large Chinese red star painted on the tail.

He had average grades and had "never in any way" behaved unusually, said Rau, adding that the boy clearly had a "split personality" .

This relief operation was always going to be unusually slow and chaotic.

Unusually, he did not blame it on a Zionist plot.

No government could cope well with such a calamity, and Pakistan's is unusually incapable.

Signs include uncontrollable shaking, unusually slow breathing and difficulty thinking clearly. If not treated, hypothermia can be deadly.

Poland, Austria, parts of southern Germany and Britain are also experiencing unusually dry weather and high spring temperatures.

It was an unusually quiet day in the emergency room on December twenty-fifth.

Staging the test flight of the long-secret J-20 while Mr. Gates was in Beijing amounted to an unusually bold show of force by China.

Suffice it to say that the unusually high boiling point of acetic acid.

Why would a butterfly as unusually beautiful as this one come inside my home and end up in my palm?

The toad has unusually long limbs and a pebbly back covered with bright red, green, yellow, and purple warts.

As a scientist with a training in an engineering discipline (computer science), I am unusually well placed to bridge this gap.

Unusually, the fund a minority partner in the rescue, which may give it less influence than when it is in sole charge of a bail-out.

Perhaps forecasting technology has moved on since then, or is the British economy unusually unpredictable?

Taking account of inflation, which has been unusually high this year, the real figure would be even lower.

These images show icebergs that have drifted unusually close to the coast of New Zealand.

In 2007, a Swiss woman in her late 20s had an unusually hard time crossing the U. S. border.

In an unusually tart comment, the Asian Development Bank warned countries against buying dollars to depreciate domestic currencies.

Many beachfront structures on the U. S. Atlantic coast have already been lost to rising seas brought on by storms and unusually high tides.

It was almost midnight on an idle Tuesday and the hospital hallways were unusually calm.

On days when there was much steam to his cooking, the harvest of veneer from the bureau was unusually generous.

Since its introduction, ReiserFS has had an unusually high number of stability and corruption problems.

Hillary, Chelsea, and I arrived in Turkey for a five-day visit, an unusually long stay.

Unusually for a physicist, Mr Vedral spends a fair bit of time talking about religious views, such as how God created the universe.

Saab's idiosyncratic way of doing things, and its powerful unions, make it unusually difficult to sell.

To be fair, interest rates were unusually low, possibly explaining part of the price rise.

Planets far from their parent star would record the rise of an unusually bright point of light rather than a round orb.

The middle class is unusually broad, and corporate tycoons traditionally were embarrassed to be seen as being paid too much.

Unusually, he wakes before dawn, drawn to the window of his bedroom and filled with a growing unease.

Unusually low temperatures were in store for much of the nation into Friday, the National Weather Service said.

Chairman Ben Bernanke said a few weeks ago that the recovery's pace is "unusually uncertain, " which spooked investors.

At least one previous study, published in 2009, has claimed a relation between unusually hot years and the risk of civil strife.

All the cordon bleu finches died, still in their transition cages; maybe they were too cold during an unusually cloudy Arizona winter.

Such clouds would persist for an unusually long time because small water droplets are less likely than big ones to turn into rain.

Gaga was photographed in this unusually normal-looking outfit as she left an L. A. recording studio today.

Since the crisis broke, interbank lending rates have sometimes been unusually high compared with policy rates.

The highly developed inner ears of cats equip them with an unusually keen sense of balance.

A more important relief to homebuyers over the past couple of years, however, has come from unusually low longer-term interest rates.

Only recently Canadian researchers, probing the pickled brain, found that he had an unusually large inferior parietal lobe.

The trip, planned by Holbrooke and Pakistan specialist Vali Nasr, offered an unusually subtle itinerary for a U. S. diplomatic mission.

The lending was unusually strong this year, leading the authorities to clamp down on loans after the first fortnight.

And sightseeing was unusually relaxing. When we booked tours, we had not only the monument but the guide and minibus to ourselves.

North Korea has struck an unusually bellicose stance with its rich southern neighbour recently.

On the night of his triumph he unusually conceded some power at Porsche by retiring from themain committee of the supervisory board.

As a control, though, the maverick was sometimes programmed to behave in an unusually generous way.

To that end, Zhong is looking at Rac activity in people with schizophrenia, who also have unusually good memories.

DOWNTOWN Traverse City is filled with shops, restaurants and an unusually large number of ice-cream parlours.

Unusually for a video game release, there have been no reviews before it went on sale.

In an unusually public rebuke to Ahmadinejad, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei demanded that Mashaei be removed from that position.

Unusually, his remarks were reported by an official news site, china. org. cn.

Unusually, Bundesbank chief Axel Weber has gone public on his disagreement with the European Central Bank policy of buying government bonds.

Mr. Yu's comments are part of an unusually intense public-relations and diplomatic campaign by China to argue its case ahead of Copenhagen.

No one said anything, or acted unusually. Perhaps it was something subtle about our body language.

An article on the website of an unusually outspoken newspaper, Southern Daily, argued that such filtering was unconstitutional.

In each, the images themselves and the way they are presented add up to an unusually exciting visual experience.

Furthermore, the conifers, which are among the tallest trees, have unusually low root pressures.

The floods started in late July as unusually heavy monsoon rains and a tropical cyclone inundated Thailand.

Noses, legs, or statures that are not unusually large or small tend to be perceived as relatively attractive.

Bain's investment in 2009 was an unusually chancy move, given the uncertainty surrounding Mr. Huang.

Think of the country like a tall person who has just moved into an unusually cheap and small basement apartment.

Experts believe that, for a nuclear explosion, it was unusually small.

In winter, there were unusually large snowstorms in cities like Washington, DC, and people claimed that "global warming" was a hoax.

However, it appears that such sterilisations are at best incomplete and that Asian money supply is consequently growing unusually fast.

Not a normal load paperwork, but an unusually large amount, which kept you from doing what you do best: Working with people.

Unusually, however, the uniforms are not the coveralls of factory workers but the waistcoats and jackets of restaurant workers.

It seemed to lawyer Martin that the women were unusually demure and the men more swashbuckling than usual.

Although this was a high-end furniture store, uncle Ed was also unusually thrifty.

In an unusually worded statement, the university says that Prof Sheppard "has declined reappointment" as dean of Fuqua.

Strong southern winds have been driving the sea into Venice's lagoon, causing the unusually high tides.

Ms Bashir's father was rich by the standards of the region and this helped her, unusually, to go to medical school and graduate as a doctor.

In contrast, details of China's earthquake are being spread quickly, and the official response has so far been unusually open.

Evidently the flood had been caused by an unusually high tide.

The credit crunch and the global slowdown's hit to oil prices have left the economies of the Persian Gulf looking unusually shaky.

This makes even more sense at Bath , because half of the participants on its MBA programme are women, an unusually high proportion .

Students are only asked to solve problems that their professors (unless unusually cruel) know to be solvable.

Ultimately it is a story of the power of ideas and how, perhaps unusually in business, the better one won.

TI is the biggest processor on mobile phone market and communication chip supplier, but the competition on this market is unusually intense.

Unusually for a Japanese politician, Naoto Kan, the embattled prime minister, has even caught the national mood.

He deployed Podesta in midsummer to lead an unusually elaborate preparation for a possible Obama presidency.

You are unusually sensitive to criticism of your efforts and to the limitations and restraints that your responsibilities entail.

Unusually for a conservative government, Berlusconi's isunder open attack from the leading bosses' federation, Confindustria.

Some of the comments on Chinese Internet boards have been unusually strident .

In 2001, the US got away with an unusually short recession helped by aggressive interest rate cuts and an expansionary fiscal policy.

While circumstances contributed to an unusually good first half, there are bound to be periods when we do relatively poorly.

The verdict came after an unusually swift trial, which started last Monday and was conducted behind closed doors.

They also have unusually large ears which give these animals a very good sense of hearing .

Furthermore, the measurement of average size of jump spillover supports that the jump spillovers mainly owe to unusually risk events.

For all the public recognition, the armed services are going through unusually difficult times.

Predators didn't seem to targetthe unusually coloured bees more than the native populations we tested.

During those decades Europe suffered frequent unusually harsh winters, and the time was later termed the Little Ice Age.

Pressure builds on the country to revalue its currency and boost domestic consumption, which makes up an unusually small share of its GDP.

Foreign business organisations have been unusually vocal about what they contend is growing local protectionism.

The people in this subgroup also have unusually large appetites and a strong tendency towards obesity.

He also voiced concerns that global climate change could be responsible for the unusually heavy rains and destruction.

Barone and ARS geneticist Thomas Devine have found that the cellulose fibers in their sapling-like soybean stalks were unusually strong.

Their talks were also unusually productive, or as the official Korean news agency put, "overflowing with friendship. "

Some areas of the world experienced unusually dry conditions and excessive dryness led to extensive forest fire.

Composite Sun in the first house often signifies a relationship that is unusually important in terms of your own lives.

Between the end of February and early March, unusually heavy rain fell across Australia's dry interior.

a period of unusually cold weather due to the sun’ s reduced activity during the time.

Folk legend: The Chinese in ancient times there is a "year" of the monster, which the first long tentacles, unusually ferocious.

In the first half of this year, the statistics for oil demand growth were unusually high because of a low base during the financial crisis.

Unusually savage company cost-cutting early in this cycle is another reason why recent productivity swings have been so extreme.

US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke has warned that the outlook for the US economy remains "unusually uncertain" .

Arab League Secretary-General Amr Moussa sounded unusually downbeat and discouraged in a press conference after the summit.

Dilated, thick-walled bladder, with two umbilical arteries in an unusually wide, convex aspect.

The condition comes on slowly. Signs include uncontrollable shaking, unusually slow breathing and difficulty thinking clearly.

Abundant snowfalls caused disruptions in central and southern Italy, where unusually cold temperatures were recorded since Friday last week.

Unusually, on September 4th, the local government apologised to residents and said it hoped the bad air could be cleared up within 20 days.

Darwin also wondered at the origins of the wolves, which were unusually small, and had reddish fur and relatively short jaws.

But even by local standards, the sentence against Zheng was unusually harsh and its execution uncommonly swift.

He was a strict but good captain, one who, unusually, took good care of the sailors on his ship.

For a fast rising power, China remains unusually shy about military deployment beyond its shores.

Spitzer's lieutenant governor and successor, David Paterson, sworn in this week, is an unusually interesting man.

The Great Recession has produced an unusually large number of long-term jobless.

But efforts to translate this into law have aroused unusually fierce and open debate about the direction of China's economic reforms.

The night before the conference seemed to be unusually long, but the special moment finally arrived!

We think that the addition of these two tools will make WatchKnow unusually easy to edit.

Even in America, which is unusually religious for a rich country, the top echelons of those who think for a living tend to be unbelievers.

Such countries took advantage of their membership in the 16-nation euro bloc during the boom by borrowing at unusually low interest rates.

When the amount of certain gas in the air increases unusually , or some new substances are added in the air, the air becomes unclean .

Critical incidents take many forms, including all emergencies that cause personnel to experience unusually strong reactions.

And the jumbo-mortgage market may be correcting itself anyway: spreads over GSE-backed loans, though still unusually high, are falling.

Sings include uncontrollable shaking, unusually slow breathing and difficulty thinking clearly.

In early December, the unusually cold weather dropped well below minus 25 Celsius and was accompanied by heavy and regular snowfalls.

Nobody in Brussels doubts that the next six months will be unusually dynamic.

Once it has picked a mall developer, Trinity aims to build unusually strong relationships with the management.

Because it is very easy to roll another push cart onto the beach, the unusually high returns in this business should attract new sellers.

Unusually for China, several national media outlets reported the press-conference allegations, which also caused a sensation online.

China's September accumulation of reserves, unusually, was below the sum of the trade surplus and foreign direct investment.

gleam , the move , distinguish the rate to lower with the aspect ratio unusually belong to not nature signal.

In contrast, lab animals that live unusually long with extra antioxidants may be deficient in those chemicals to begin with.

China Youth Daily reported that the site was forced to close for maintenance due to unusually high traffic.