That was considered an unheard-of sum for one artist's catalog.
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"It was an unheard of, horrific situation, her passing," Mador told WCVB.
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Turbo boost speeds can get as fast as an unheard of 4.5GHz.
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Mostly devoured food isn't an unheard-of return in the retail business ...
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The reigning Olympic champion has won an unheard-of eight straight marathons.
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It's a thrill seeing HBO tackle pop music's sordid underbelly with an unheard-of seriousness.
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It's an unheard-of level of mourning, not least for a gorilla we hardly knew.
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That will boost your Mac's turbo boost score to an unheard-of 133GHz, according to Apple.
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No doubt, this is an audacious bill, with an unheard-of amount of mainstream Democratic support.
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Though it was an unheard-of ambition in his family circle, he had his parents' support.
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Nor were Mr. Flynn's now notorious private conversations with Ambassador Sergey Kislyak an unheard-of event.
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Given the prestige and visibility of working for a president, this is an unheard of problem.
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Mr Joseph says he would like to raise that even higher, to an unheard-of 20073 minutes.
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Before the vote on impeachment, some 929,000 citizens wrote to their MPs—an unheard-of engagement with politics.
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Additionally, he hinted at the phone having an unheard of 4TB of storage, but that didn't happen either.
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McKeen allotted $7.5 million for the Terramycin campaign, an unheard-of sum for medical marketing at the time.
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It was an unheard-of amount for a crowdfunding campaign, and the resulting hype made Pebble an internet sensation.
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First printings of games usually run between 5,000 and 10,000; pre-orders of Legacy were an unheard-of 80,000 copies.
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Chasing an unheard of seventh successive title double, with Lewis Hamilton aiming to equal Michael Schumacher's record seven drivers' titles.
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Thankfully, she only lives 10 minutes away from us, so it's a convenient location (an unheard-of luxury in NYC).
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This isn't an unheard of set-up for this genre — 2003's The Italian Job, for example, had a similar montage.
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It's an unheard-of diversity in menus, which has his customers coming in with a regularity reminiscent of a subscription model.
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If you're looking to amp up your tablet game for an unheard of price, you're in luck: from now until Aug.
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Today, the company has over 13,400 employees, 4,000 of whom — an unheard-of ratio for an international luxury business — are craftspeople.
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While securing a large line of credit is not an unheard of move for a startup, it's definitely a little bit unusual.
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Several lobbyists contacted by the Journal said $10 million was an unheard-of sum to pay a consultant for government-related work.
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Flowers — who had no criminal record at the time of his initial arrest — could now potentially face an unheard-of seventh trial.
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She was gifted the $150 entrance ticket, an unheard-of fee for an expo, which typically costs a nominal $5003 to $15.
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He'd been holding the last slice of an extra-large everything pizza for an unheard-of five whole minutes without eating it.
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This is an unheard-of expansion of a medium-sized predator into a continent that it once inhabited only on the fringes.
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The campaign, every Friday, had a staff meeting that included an open bar, aides said, an unheard of expense on any other campaign.
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The Instant Pot Duo 255-Quart, our favorite Instant Pot or electric pressure cooker, dropped from $24 to an unheard-of $60 price.
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By 2007, China's broad trade surplus hit 10 percent of its gross domestic product — an unheard-of imbalance for an economy this large.
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For hundreds of millions of Indians in the informal work force, like rickshaw drivers and water deliverers, social distancing is an unheard-of luxury.
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This was an unheard-of amount: previous federal highway bills had the cost split 50-50 or 60-40 between federal and state governments.
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EA (which, up until recently, had the license for official Tetris games) first released Tetris for iOS in 2008 for an unheard-of $9.99.
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The arrangement allowed the members to share information, in what observers called an unheard-of bond between a cooperating witness and subjects of the investigation.
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Bette Davis made an unheard of move in 1937 by suing Warner Brothers to be released from her contract and pursue more artistically fulfilling roles.
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Late afternoon on Monday, Business of Fashion broke the news that Jenna Lyons and J.Crew had parted ways after an unheard-of 26 years together.
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"It's an unheard of precedent when you bring in prior statements of the accused who believes he made statements he thought were protected," Wayne said.
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It was an unheard-of result, and to the Soviet authorities, the only explanation had to be a nefarious one, so they blamed Mr. Taimanov.
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But critics say Chinese schools have adopted live-streaming technology on an unheard-of scale and with few of the privacy protections in place elsewhere.
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While growth-fund investors would be delighted with a 3x return for a fund of that size, Altman was hoping for an unheard-of 10x.
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Terry E. Branstad, a Republican, who has exerted himself in an unheard-of effort to derail one of his own party's front-runners, Senator Ted Cruz.
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"The exceptional circumstances demand that we put aside ideological confrontations and combine our efforts, exceptionally, because we are dealing with an unheard-of situation," Rajoy said.
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Less dramatically but perhaps more significantly, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel spurned an invitation to meet with Obama later this month, an unheard of event.
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The company's iOS apps range in price from $30 for a flexible writing app called OmniOutliner, to an unheard-of $75 for OmniPlan, a project manager.
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Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) and Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) from entering his country, an unheard-of public split with the country the group exists to defend.
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It is a violent place: Sixteen people were killed there in 2016, mostly in drug-related conflicts, an unheard-of number in this typically peaceful country.
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"I think that's a likely possibility: that Hillary Clinton could beat Donald Trump by an unheard of margin, nationally, of 6 to 10 points," he says.
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There was, however, an unheard-of number of female writers on it — well over a dozen in the show's seven-season run that started in 1970.
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In honor of National Cookie Day, a company known for making a different type treat, is releasing an unheard of new menu item to honor the holiday.
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It's not an unheard-of strategy for industry players — and if all the yelling on Twitter is any indication, it might even be a pretty effective one.
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The result was an unheard-of army of volunteers with clipboards and smartphones, traditional one-on-one organizing married with apps that tracked progress in real time.
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He felt pretty, pretty confident about her odds against Donald Trump, too (predicting she could win by "an unheard of margin, nationally, of 6 to 10 points").
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But Lagerfeld, who simultaneously churned out collections for LVMH's Fendi and his eponymous label - an unheard of feat in fashion - was almost a brand in his own right.
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For Medicaid, this was basically an unheard-of policy until recently, when Wisconsin's Governor Scott Walker submitted a waiver request to allow the state to drug-test Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Prior to his debut album's release in 2012, Ocean publicly revealed his first love was a man, an unheard of move at the time for a hip-hop artist.
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"That was a class act — coming from a close Marcos relative — an unheard-of stance during those tumultuous days," Ramos wrote in a tribute to his sister last year.
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Strong is specifically pointing to the Browns preseason training regimen -- claiming the team ran an "unheard of" 30 straight padded practices ... which took a serious toll on the players.
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She alleges that she was unduly pressured by Trudeau and other senior bureaucrats to offer an unheard-of remediation agreement to SNC-Lavalin, the crown jewel of corporate Quebec.
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In that election, Rauner hired a staff of more than 400 people — an unheard-of number for a governors race and one that could be dwarfed this time around.
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For the W-15, that means its carbon fiber body can handle everything a traditional pickup truck can, with an unheard of 80-mile all-electric — and unlimited hybrid — range.
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One mistake has put her on the receiving end of an unheard of amount of harassment, and it's lucky she has Jada Pinkett and Will Smith to take her in.
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Everything about him is new and different, but also a little corrupt, as he uses his own personal history and whims to take the church in an unheard of direction.
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The narrator keeps the job for an unheard-of nine years, during which time she has no life of her own, no friends or romantic relationships, and no outside ambitions.
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Omar and Tlaib are far-left progressives who openly support the Boycott Divestment Sanctions movement against Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories, an unheard-of move for new members of Congress.
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The hacking and leaking of private emails is happening at an unheard of scale, but it's not without precedent in U.S. political history to use illegally acquired documents against political enemies.
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The big three broadcast networks -- ABC, CBS and NBC -- announced they would be carrying the Comey hearing live, an unheard-of move for something so traditionally mundane as a congressional hearing.
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Its cashmere pieces typically retail between $140 and $120, but today, you can shop a wide selection of styles for just $100 — an unheard of low price for the luxury fabric.
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The productions, in an unheard-of collaboration between St. Ann's Warehouse and the Brooklyn Academy of Music, have been planned for nearly simultaneous openings: "History of Violence" at St. Ann's Nov.
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On Thursday, the country's sports secretary said it wanted the national cricket team's upcoming matches to be played in empty stadiums - an unheard-of occurrence for one of India's national obsessions.
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"A day ahead of the leaks, JBS rose to the No. 2 spot in currency purchases, an unheard of fact," police investigator Rodrigo de Campos Costa said in a news conference.
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Just this past week Trump reiterated his statements about being willing to raise taxes, an unheard-of position for a GOP presidential candidate since Ronald Reagan came to town in the 1980s.
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"I find it abhorrent that you take advantage of the clamorous scandal of sexual abuse in the United States to inflict an unheard of and unwarranted" attack on the pope, Ouellet said.
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A Mach 3 capable drone with an operational ceiling of 90,000 feet was an unheard of proposition in its day and remains impressive even in this new era of unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Dr. Hall reasoned that he could solve the problem by purifying germanium to the point where no more than one-millionth of a millionth part would be impure — an unheard-of level.
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Despite the model's game-changing construction — the Renaud & Papi movement was integrated with the case, an unheard-of innovation at the time — the RM 001 owes its icon status to its voluptuous silhouette.
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It's not an unheard of strategy — building services and tools around specific experiences rather than trying to do it all at once has been an effective approach for many startups in Silicon Valley.
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"For the first time in history our country was the victim of a series of barbarous terrorist attacks, ignoble and on a scale without precedence and an unheard-of cowardice," Mr. Kaboré said.
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But after being chosen to lead his party's campaign with an unheard-of 100 percent of votes cast at a party congress in mid-March, Mr. Schulz and the Social Democrats have stumbled.
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Worried about an undercount, California and 25 other states are pouring close to a third of a billion dollars — an unheard-of sum — into pumping up response rates for the count next April.
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The next few days were full of negotiations and eventually it was settled that each model would receive $10,000 for a half day's work on the video — an unheard-of pay for the time.
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Behold: The annual Stila Warehouse Sale, an online free-for-all as magical as the holiday season itself — and one in which prices on best-selling makeup drop to an unheard of 85% off.
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Ossoff has raised an unheard-of $23 million to fill the seat in the suburban middle-class district outside Atlanta vacated by Republican Tom Price, who joined the Trump Cabinet as secretary of health.
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The refusal of accreditation to report on a major sports event was "unique in the history of ARD's sports journalism," the broadcaster said, describing the refusal as an "unheard-of violation of press freedom".
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Meanwhile, Discord took a look at the numbers and thought it could do better, proposing a game store that would only take 10% of revenue, leaving developers with an unheard of 20193% of revenue.
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On Thursday, the Indian government said it wanted the national cricket team's upcoming matches to be played in empty stadiums - an unheard-of occurrence in a country where the sport is a national obsession.
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The Indian government said on Thursday it wanted the national cricket team's upcoming matches to be played in empty stadiums - an unheard-of occurrence in a country where the sport is a national obsession.
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But the case was also steeped in raw emotion and drama: the violent, unsolved murder of a child, an unheard-of crime in a small town, and a long and imperfect search for a killer.
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All told, his campaign and allies raised nearly $525,000, an unheard-of sum for an Atlantic City mayor's race and more than three times that of the next highest mayoral war chest in recent history.
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And Mr. Trump, whose Justice Department has, with his blessing, repeatedly overruled longstanding Justice Department positions at an unheard-of rate, is in no position to complain if Mr. Rosenstein overrules these two old opinions.
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That was in no small part due to the efforts of Jairus Lyles, who led his UMBC Retrievers with an eye-opening 28 points while shooting an unheard of nine of 11 from the field.
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I took the train out there to play one of the other Bethpage courses, but there was an unheard-of opening on the Black, right there, right that minute, if I was ready to go.
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For a party that prizes unity and loyalty, it was an unheard-of onslaught against a figure who is marching toward the nomination, highlighting the widening and seemingly unbridgeable gaps between Republican elites and their electorate.
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They accused the congressman of running an "unheard of procedure that denied the president any semblance of fair process," accused him of lying and of personally orchestrating the whistleblower complaint that led to the impeachment probe.
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With friends, including the Japanese-American artist Benji Okubo, he founded the Oriental Artists' Group of Los Angeles, which organized exhibitions of members' work — an unheard-of level of exposure for Asian artists at the time.
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It's not an unheard of strategy: you have Pinterest, Google and plenty of other companies building their own visual search products, and then you have a startup like Clarifai building a visual search product for everyone else.
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That is not an unheard of set of characteristics for the female lead in a Hollywood film—Charlize Theron's Imperator Furiosa in George Miller's "Mad Max: Fury Road" had the full set, too—but it is rare.
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But on Saturday, the Huskies took that to an unheard-of level, with a 290-216 -- yes, you read that correctly -- drubbing of No. 5 seed Mississippi State in the Sweet Sixteen to advance to the Elite Eight.
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They thrive while stranded for a year on a deserted atoll, try their homemade vessel at an unheard-of circumnavigation of Antarctica, and raise three kids together, and the opportunistic Nancy caught it all beautifully on 16mm film.
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But in four special elections to fill seats vacated by House Republican incumbents this year, the Democrats fell short — and in the case of Georgia's Jon Ossoff, lost by four points even after raising an unheard-of $23 million.
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Promising a new payment demonstration on the same day as FDA approval was an unheard of practice at CMS' innovation center, which was created under Obamacare to experiment with ways of lowering health spending and boosting safety and quality.
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Spherical content isn't an unheard of avenue for GoPro users, except previous to this release, capturing 360 has required users to frankenstein multiple GoPro's together in different directions and rely on the company's Omni stitching software to make the magic happen.
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Dorfman, however, remained skeptical: "It looks like a very poor piece of policymaking which will unfortunately lock us into a 35-year contract – an unheard-of 35-year contract – index-linked, at four times the price it was mooted," he said.
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Given his furious attacks on former President Barack Obama and his senior intelligence chiefs, it also seems possible that a sitting President could use the weight of his office to launch investigations into his political enemies -- an unheard-of step.
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As the primary season came to an odd close with him under Republican fire in the nation's capital — an unheard-of spectacle in the last half century of presidential politics — Mr. Trump took some time to huddle with his campaign team.
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Australian engineers have taken us closer than ever before to the theoretical limits of sunlight-to-electricity conversion by building photovoltaic cells that can harvest an unheard-of 34.5 percent of the sun's energy without concentrators — setting a new world record.
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This week, he helped catapult to victory a mayoral candidate who shared his opposition to a proposed development project near his studios, an unheard-of local political intervention in a country where money, fame and power are most often wielded lightly.
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Though her parents were not fascist, as a child and young teenager, she embraced the fascist ideology propagated in Italian schools, if only because "girls were allowed to march on Saturdays," an unheard-of liberty for women in 1930s Italy.
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The city of Aalst, Belgium, faces the prospect of an unheard-of demotion: A decade after declaring its Carnival celebrations a valued cultural expression, UNESCO could revoke that designation over anti-Semitic imagery that has been part of the revelry.
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But it's not an unheard-of concept, and in fact we wrote earlier this year about Ubiquitilink (now Lynk), a company that's focused on building a new kind of low Earth orbit communications satellite constellation that can communicate directly with phones.
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She is set to give the Democratic response to President Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday night, a task of extraordinary prominence and an unheard-of distinction for a candidate who fell short of victory in the midterms.
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The maneuver would be an exceedingly precise one, accelerating Apollo 83 from its orbital velocity to an unheard of 24,200 miles per hour, a speed that would send the crew barreling across a quarter million miles of empty space to the moon.
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He is now ready to return at last, and is expected to be in the Warriors' starting lineup for their game against the Los Angeles Clippers on January 23.3th, giving them an unheard-of collection of All-Star players at all five positions.
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Breath of the Wild doesn't feel like most open-world games—it affords an unheard-of freedom compared to previous Zelda titles and above and beyond what we see in most open-world games, as cleverly gated as they can sometimes be.
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The rapper-turned-designer negotiated an unheard of 15% royalty on the wholesale price of his sneakers with the German shoemaker Adidas, plus a marketing fee, after he brought his brand over to the apparel brand from Nike in 1003, according to Forbes.
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Midler, a longtime environmental activist, tweeted to her more than 85033 million followers: An unheard of 115 degrees in France, one of our allies, and Mr Trump is only interested in putting tanks on the Mall for his salute to himself July 4th.
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Ms. Warren has pledged to eschew all private fund-raising, an unheard-of step in presidential politics that was fueled by her campaign's chief architect, Dan Geldon, who shares Ms. Warren's distaste for Wall Street and a willingness to take political risks.
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Mr. Cruz, after a meeting with Mr. Trump last week, is now expected to speak; Mr. Kasich has indicated that he won't be spending time inside the convention hall — an unheard-of snub for a governor of the state hosting his own party's convention.
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The bill is a direct response to the 2019 elections, in which Amazon and several other large corporations dumped more than $4 million into independent expenditure groups led by the local Chamber of Commerce, an unheard of sum in usually low-budget city elections.
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Going from the country's chief diplomat to the Senate is an unheard of career move, but it would provide him with another high-profile position, setting up an even longer career in public service and potentially a platform from which to run for president.
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Although the owners had agreed to an informal salary cap, when Herschel Walker, the Heisman Trophy winner, decided to go pro after his junior year at Georgia (an unheard-of move at the time), the Generals signed him to a big contract: $23 million for three years.
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If the $3 billion figure is correct, it would also provide the I.T.F., whose main source of revenue is Davis Cup, with an unheard-of influx of cash to fund its own activities, which include developing the game worldwide and running amateur and lower-level professional circuits.
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No Labels, a bipartisan government reform organization, has launched "The Speakers Project," which aims to break the partisan logjam by changing House rules to require, among other things, that the incoming Speaker receive bipartisan support in order to win the gavel — an unheard of dynamic in modern times.
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On just one of those pages, his lawyers recount how Democrats exercised "shameful hypocrisy" as they "concocted an unheard-of procedure" and held those infamous "secret hearings in a basement bunker" while journalists "happily fed the public a false narrative" and the poor president was denied any rights whatsoever.
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Typically when apps like this are created they suffer from a major chicken and egg problem – fans won't join until there are a bunch of players to engage with, and no player wants to take the time to sign up for an unheard of app that may never take off.
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This isn't an unheard-of result, either; Özler and coauthors found negative spillovers in terms of life satisfaction from a cash program in Malawi, and a recent World Bank study found that a cash program increased stunting of children's growth for households not getting the cash, a really serious negative spillover.
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Encrypted messaging services like Signal might not seem interesting now, but position them as tools with which minorities can protect themselves in Trump's America, or methods for avoiding May's "Snoopers Charter," in the UK and they take on powerful new meanings—suddenly an unheard-of app becomes a source of anti-establishment empowerment.
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"We spent two days with the leaders of healthcare innovator UNH and walked away more bullish on the LT growth trajectory, ability to disrupt the industry driving leading cost control and share gains, and achieve an unheard of 2900 nps by 2025," PiperJaffray's Sarah James said in a recent note to clients.
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The big corporate tax cut was rounding into shape just as Europe and Asia economic data started to pick up and oil prices began to ramp, creating a rare array of positive forces that led to an unheard-of surge in S&P 663 earnings growth nine years into an economic expansion.
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He used the full extent of his power as attorney general to reduce the likelihood that a case gets resolved (quickly or otherwise) in an immigrant's favor — removing tools and resources that make courts more efficient but improve immigrants' odds of winning their cases, while pressuring immigration judges to plow through cases at an unheard-of rate.
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And there was Bill King, who exercised an unheard-of control over his studio — assistants were not allowed to speak during shoots and were required to wear white lab coats — but lost control in his off-hours, exploring New York's darkest underground gay sex scene, indulging in quaaludes and cocaine, and eventually dying of AIDS at 48.
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I think a lot of people are focused on the Vision Fund, which was the big fund that SoftBank raised, and they were about to raise another hundred-billion dollar fund, which was an unheard of fund, which has been throwing money at everybody, from Slack to WeWork to Wag, which is a dog-walking app.
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You grew up as equal participants in the building of the Soviet Union, you were proud of your fathers, who had carried out an unheard-of revolution, you dreamed of becoming their worthy successors ... Many of these boys and girls would be killed during World War II, better known in the Soviet Union as the Great Patriotic War.
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At Juul, whose CEO Kevin Burns was ousted last week amid federal investigations into Juul's marketing to underage users, employees have enjoyed an unheard-of windfall after the company was valued at $238 billion by Altria, the tobacco giant, late last year: About $21 million in effectively free money to each of its 2500,1503 rank-and-file employees.
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"Read more: Hedge funds are getting whacked in an 'unheard of' stock-market shift — and a leaked Morgan Stanley memo warns of possible pain for monthsIn an email, David Bahnsen, a wealth manager at Bahnsen Group who manages more than $1 billion, said "in times like this, and any other time, our objective with hedge funds is, always and forever, non-correlation.
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The defeat of Representative Joseph Crowley in a Democratic primary qualifies as an unheard-of event: A powerful lawmaker, who controlled the Queens Democratic Party and was seen as a potential speaker of the House, crumbled against a challenge from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 28-year-old liberal activist and first-time candidate who was backed by a few national progressive groups.
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At AMD's Next Horizon Gaming Event, on the outskirts of the E3 2019 gaming show, Kirsch isn't even referring to the just-announced 16-core, 32-thread $750 Ryzen 53 3950X processor, which — with its 3.5GHz base clock, 4.7GHz boost clock, a tremendous 72MB of cache and an unheard-of 105W TDP for that many cores — sounds like it could give AMD's own 32-core Threadripper a run for its money.
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Trump has attacked the media throughout his presidency, most recently tweeting this, amid pointed press coverage that Trump lied Monday when he said other presidents didn't fully console families whose children died in the military: Following reports that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called the president a "fucking moron" after he asked for an unheard-of increase in American nukes, Trump even called for revoking the broadcast license of NBC which published the report.
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He has fanned a war with southern neighbour Yemen which has turned into a humanitarian catastrophe; locked up hundreds of senior business people and Royal family members at Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton in return for $106 billion of compensation for alleged corruption; arrested and held the Lebanese head of state for over a week; self-sabotaged his nation by blockading neighbouring Qatar; and centralised power to an unheard-of degree in the name of overhauling Saudi's oil-dependent economy.
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