As they digested the day, lawmakers and observers agreed that it was a most unusual inauguration that followed a most unusual election and presidential transition.
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The Titan is one of Scotland's most unusual engineering feats.
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But what's most unusual about the questions is their recipient.
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HE IS the most unusual member of the liberal pantheon.
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Here's a look at some of the most unusual ones.
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Perhaps his most unusual proposal pertains to the Electoral College.
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It's one of the most unusual devices I've ever encountered.
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Although something so large and strange would be most unusual.
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The third pillar of Musk's argument is the most unusual.
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This is one of the most unusual things I've ever seen.
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"Most unusual job of the night," said North Yorkshire police officers.
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It's definitely one of the most unusual organisms on the planet.
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"The Hanging," the most unusual picture here, is far from erotic.
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Ron Gagliardo just might have the most unusual job at Amazon.
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But most unusual of all was the size of these recruits.
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CNN: What are some of the most unusual donations you've had?
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Luis Miranda Jr., a political consultant, is the most unusual beneficiary.
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This president is the most unusual politician I've ever worked with.
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The most unusual of presidential elections — one marred by Russian trolls, a digital Watergate-style break-in and the winning candidate's dire warnings of a "rigged election" — was followed by the most unusual period of acceptance.
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This was a most unusual way for a championship contender to sulk.
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Whatever the real origin, it's one of CNN's 24 most unusual landscapes.
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Luis Miranda Jr., a public affairs consultant, is the most unusual beneficiary.
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Instead, the film is most unusual in drawing attention to gender imbalances.
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IT WAS THE MOST UNUSUAL CAMPAIGN WE'VE SEEN IN PROBABLY 100 YEARS.
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The race featured one of the most unusual controversies of the midterms.
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One of The Incredibles' most unusual elements was its focus on parenthood.
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"Victims for Victims" was her most visible role, and her most unusual.
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Highlights: Trump is "most unusual person we've elected" as president, Boehner said.
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The most unusual cargo Mr. Garcia can remember taking were some pigs.
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I'd say that the most unusual food I've ever eaten was escargot.
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Picture Prompts What is the most unusual food you have ever eaten?
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Melon seed is the most unusual of the lot, packed with vegetables.
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Our colleagues Matt Flegenheimer and Sydney Ember analyzed this most unusual event.
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Urban described his most unusual venue and performance when he was starting out.
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What kind of reaction do you get from ... What's the most unusual reaction?
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The most unusual peripheral for an Android tablet is probably a Bluetooth mouse.
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Today's residency programs facilitate artmaking in some of the world's most unusual places.
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It's one of the most unusual and fastest-growing neighborhoods in New York.
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There are 63 days to the finale of this most unusual presidential election.
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And that's where I experienced the most unusual thing, which was reindeer heart.
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Her memoir, "Down Below," has perhaps the most unusual translation story I've heard.
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One of Eiko's most unusual skills is to manifest pain through her body.
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The city owns some of the narrowest, most unusual lots in New York.
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What's most unusual is that you can even upgrade the all-in-one's display.
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James Woods has found the most unusual way ever to take a final bow.
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So far this is known to have happened only under the most unusual circumstances.
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By extracting the "golden nugget," the most unusual or unexpected side of the story.
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Of the many "Despacito" populating YouTube, this one is by far the most…unusual.
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But it remains one of the most unusual and challenging parts of the circuit.
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More importantly, he's proof that entrepreneurs can be molded from the most unusual backgrounds.
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Tuft & Needle provided the most unusual return experience I've ever had as a consumer.
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Included in the most unusual colors are beetle extracts, poisonous metals, and human mummies.
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Perhaps the most unusual sight in this tree-lined neighborhood: a for-sale sign.
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NYC's Shakespeare in the Park is one of the city's most unusual cultural institutions.
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People always want to know the most unusual object I've retrieved from a vagina.
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"Ann was one of the most unusual students I ever had," Ms. Woodbury said.
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The minute you drop your guard, it can be found in the most unusual places.
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One day last month, I set out to visit Seoul's three most unusual pet cafes.
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One of the most unusual was Grover Cleveland's 1893 coverup of his oral cancer surgery.
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It's a surprising reference to one of the most unusual oddities in Star Wars lore.
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What is most unusual is not citizens rising up, but the unusual chorus of voices.
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Sometime later, he got his big break, and it came in the most unusual way.
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The most unusual feature of Mr. Brown's design is a vertical garden along Liberty Street.
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And that's not close to being the most unusual version of the play now running.
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It is only the most unusual of circumstances that gets us marching in the streets.
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The most unusual countries are the United States and Yemen in the per capita graph.
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Here are five of the most unusual: Want to learn more about Pennsylvania's famous tradition?
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"It's the most unusual fish you've ever seen," said the UC Santa Barbara associate professor.
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The Land Rover Evoque Convertible is one of the most unusual vehicles on the road.
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But that's far from the most unusual aspect of the weight loss approach Lagerfeld promoted.
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What was the most unusual person that you met there during the 10-year difference?
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This actually isn't the most unusual item employes have come across while sorting donations, Boury said.
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Observatory Climate change may affect wood rats in the Mojave Desert in a most unusual way.
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On the GDC show floor, the most unusual and, in my opinion, innovative booth is Alt.Ctrl.GDC.
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Finally, the American Dialect Society, meeting last week, made in a way the most unusual choice.
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Here are 13 of the most unusual driving laws around the world, from Japan to Greece.
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Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas said it was the most unusual call he's experienced in 20 years.
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But this latest honor might be the most unusual and unexpected: a tribute from jail inmates.
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"This is my fourth convention and this has been probably been the most unusual," said Rep.
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But this is certainly one of the most unusual, and somewhat hilarious, ways to get owned.
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An appetizer of fried green tomatoes with salad and chicken confit was the most unusual opener.
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The Vienna Central Cemetery is the second largest cemetery in Europe, and perhaps its most unusual.
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The debut of interleague play in 1997 took away the most unusual quirk of the leagues.
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Photos posted by Army researchers last year show what may be the service's most unusual Humvee.
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In a sense, what is most unusual about Pillar of Fire is that it still survives.
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Today they are happily married in what is surely one of Brooklyn's most unusual love stories.
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It was the sixth Davis Cup title for Spain and the most unusual on many levels.
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One of the most unusual was President Grover Cleveland's 1893 coverup of his oral cancer surgery.
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Either way, these are fun pieces if you're into world building on the most unusual level.
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Why it could work: Duma Key is easily one of King's most unusual and interesting stories.
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Perhaps the most acute meditation on Brexit, if also the most unusual, was written before the vote.
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A new report reveals that one of the most unusual modules would've featured a personal tardigrade aquarium.
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Finally, I came to the third and arguably most unusual destination on my list: the Meerkat Cafe.
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The breakthrough led to the creation of Aura, a most unusual motion detection and home security device.
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Previously, cutting pensions that workers had already earned had been illegal except in the most unusual circumstances.
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The most unusual is Spianata Romana, in a sort of flat oval shape (spianata can mean flattened).
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The other 5,000-plus acres support cattle raised for organic meat and a most unusual timber project.
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It is a most unusual dynamic, even for a sport that tends toward hyperbole and self-importance.
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When trying to diagnose, one trick Fisher was taught was to focus on the most unusual symptoms.
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The charity's most unusual relationship was with a pair of Brownsville developers, Ryad Bakalem and Rafael Chacon.
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Editorial President Adama Barrow of Gambia was sworn into office on Thursday in a most unusual way.
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The festival's multiplicity of events provides insight into one of the Cuban Revolution's most unusual and exciting projects.
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Spendesk lets you set up a clear approval process for the most unusual purchases in the Spendesk interface.
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The most unusual people will appreciate your potential today—which is exciting, Virgo, because you work so hard!
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In the interview, Boehner added that Trump was clearly the "most unusual" president the country has ever had.
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In the stone-flagged entrance hall is one of the most unusual staircases you are likely to find.
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A pregnant goat in West Virginia had a most unusual birth coach: a male cat named Pretty Boy.
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Mr. Cubitt's most unusual decision, however, is to still follow the same case three seasons into his show.
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One of the most unusual objects in the Louvre collection is a handle of a fourth-century-B.
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Unexpected, indeed, for a woman with a polished palate, but not the most unusual aspect of the relationship.
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What are some of the most unusual ideas around alternative energy you've seen break out over the years?
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What's most unusual about this is just how quickly Trump seemed to change his views on the issue.
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Some of its most unusual aftershocks appear in the art of Sam McKinniss, who is based in Brooklyn.
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That is the routine for Chelsea Manning, America's most famous convicted leaker and the prison's most unusual inmate.
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The most unusual find at the airport might just be the Transportation Security Administration's video of confiscated items.
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It was a most unusual setup -- arranged without any formal briefing for Trump from the State or Defense departments.
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The NOAA researchers considered this large brown nudibranch to be among the most unusual animals observed during the expedition.
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It's not one I was expecting to see and it definitely wins most unusual book in the Softwire library.
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Parts of the Southeastern United States woke up to a most unusual sight on Wednesday morning: Snow and ice.
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Like Saunders, I care most about her fiction, because it is the most unusual part of the Paley oeuvre.
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Les Cols Pavellons is probably one of the most unusual accommodation options you'll find anywhere, let alone in Spain.
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A lot has been written, said and discussed during this most unusual race for president of the United States.
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That lull is good news for Off Broadway, allowing the most unusual new works a chance to get attention.
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"It was most unusual for him to give you a track that was incredibly personal to him," Melvoin said.
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Many viewers took in the entire 24.5 minutes of the work; that's most unusual for such a lengthy video.
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The red streaks are among the most unusual color features on Saturn's moons to be revealed by Cassini's cameras.
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"Yes, this most unusual revolver was not designed to spin bullets," TSA joked in a press release on Thursday.
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"The most unusual congratulations was my aunt texting me, telling me I should eat less grains," Awkwafina, 31, said.
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In the annals of a city with a rich and chequered religious history, this was a most unusual Catholic funeral.
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Thomas Jefferson was granted independence on Election Day, from a most unusual place: a dirty old drain pipe in Nashville.
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Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas recalled it as "the most unusual call I have experienced in 20 years" on Wall Street.
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Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas said it was the most unusual call he had heard in 20 years in the business.
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On a continent that often has been wracked by violent coups d'état, this had been a most unusual military intervention.
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Yet worthy diplomatic openings will pale against the mind-boggling spectacle of the most unusual US-Russia summit in history.
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Morgan Stanley financial analyst Adam Jonas called it "arguably the most unusual [earnings] call I have experienced in 20 years."
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Image: Alex Cranz/Gizmodo What might be the most unusual addition to the Echo family are the new Echo Buttons.
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She now makes a proper living in probably one of the most unusual and highly skilled trades on the planet.
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Of all the ground vehicles in the Army's arsenal, this stretch Humvee may be the most unusual — or the flyest.
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Perhaps the most unusual aspect of the game, though, has been the Warriors keeping things so close to the basket.
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The best and most unusual is filled with chicken soup, and you wouldn't want it any thicker than it is.
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It's easily one of the smartest, most unusual time-travel stories you'll ever read — and one you don't need a PhD.
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And those on hand underscored the uncertainty attached to one of the most unusual and contentious US elections in recent memory.
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"One of the most unusual and interesting Babe Ruth photographs ever offered for public sale," reads the description for Lot 595.
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But now the gun lobby group has turned its sights on its most unusual target yet: fired FBI Director James Comey.
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The Blessing of the Automobiles, formally called the Carmel Mission Classic, is perhaps the most unusual event during Monterey Car Week.
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Stepping out was John J. DeGioia, the president of Georgetown University, who was on the most unusual journey of his tenure.
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" Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas said it was "the most unusual call I have experienced in 20 years on the sell-side.
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Verheul also described the talks as the "most unusual negotiation" he had ever been involved in, due to Washington's negotiating stance.
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His most unusual wine, however, is the Finca Calvestra white, made of the obscure merseguera grape and aged in acacia barrels.
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But Mr. Collins's likely re-election while under criminal indictment is possibly not the most unusual thing about his political career.
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Finally, perhaps the most unusual aspect of the Arpaio pardon concerns Trump's likely reasons for pardoning him in the first place.
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For all of her real and perceived strangeness, the most unusual thing about Seager is her blindness to her greatest gift.
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Then again, the annual Time 100 bash is a most unusual gala, a glittering celebration not of celebrity, but of influence.
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Google started in a garage, but now its employees work in some of the most unusual offices in all of tech.
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According to C3S, the Arctic saw the most unusual warmth in 2018, particularly north of the Bering Strait between U.S. and Russia.
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Though my experience with the app wasn't always positive, I can certainly say it is the most unusual app I've ever used.
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The result may not be the most practical gaming PC you'll see this year, but it's probably one of the most unusual.
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Her most unusual skill is the ability to talk to squirrels, which usually amass an army to take down whoever she's fighting.
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And for perhaps the most unusual gathering in New York politics: the annual exodus of the state's political class to Puerto Rico.
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One of the most unusual and important Speaker races in history will begin Wednesday, when Democrats decide behind closed doors whether Rep.
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It's one of Fassbinder's most unusual and self-revealing projects, and it defies political shibboleths of the artistic milieu of the time.
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One of the most unusual features is in the dining room: a coffered ceiling with a pattern of squares, rectangles and circles.
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So far, Trump's most unusual and controversial policy change is his executive order banning travelers from a number of majority-Muslim countries.
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In an election year filled with strange and jarring turns, General Flynn's entry into politics may be one of the most unusual.
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In perhaps the most unusual offer, Calgary offered in newspaper ads and banners to fight a bear to win Amazon's new headquarters.
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Camouflage is usually about blending in, but some of the most unusual camouflage during World War I wasn't designed to do that.
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The most unusual jobs are airline pilots, surgeons and physicists who require communication and critical thinking skills and operate machines or processes.
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But perhaps most unusual of all was his relationship to the woman turning him in – Edward Wayne Edwards was April Balascio's father.
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Casper listed a number of risk factors in its S-1 filing, but perhaps most unusual was the one that involved influencers.
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But this could be his most unusual move yet: SoftBank is buying the private equity giant Fortress Investment Group for $3.3 billion.
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Twenty years earlier, the pair worked together for the first time in a most unusual summer job: a geological dig in Kazakhstan.
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Perhaps the most unusual of its 10 acquisitions was word processing platform, Quip, for which it laid out $750 million smackeroos last July.
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Erkmen understood that the two sides of the harbor are polar opposites, and found a most unusual and joyful way of linking them.
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Calling New Zealand Some of the most unusual moments of the night came in the answers from Williamson, an author and spiritual adviser.
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When he did, his picture was taken down from the 13th and U Starbucks — the most unusual casualty of the neighborhood's changing demographics.
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"The most unusual item I think I have seen left at a checkpoint was a portable child's potty at Dulles Airport," said Farbstein.
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An Instagram photo the Brooklyn Nine-Nine star posted shows the most unusual cake-eating method: scraping out the inside, cake portions only:
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The Pour Over the last few decades, Domaine Ponsot has earned a reputation as one of the most unusual, iconoclastic estates in Burgundy.
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Yet what is most unusual about Bastoy is not that it treats prisoners like human beings, but that it treats them like adults.
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I. Of the four people credited as co-founders as Facebook, Chris Hughes' contributions are perhaps the most unusual for a startup employee.
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Nurture yourself: Cook the most unusual recipe you can find, get some fresh air, attend a lecture by a speaker you find exciting.
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It has a suburban, small-town feel, and is home to some of the most unusual crimes that have occurred in Southern California.
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Netflix's Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events is one of the most unusual new TV series you're likely to see this year.
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"The most unusual aspect of high functioning anxiety is people need it to drive themselves forward in everything that they do," Chong said.
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Mr. Kirk is among at least a half-dozen Republican incumbents in the Senate who find themselves in a most unusual electoral vise.
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"It is certainly the most unusual jobs report I've seen in a while," said Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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Tibetans have one of the most unusual traditional gestures for greeting others: They stick out their tongues — though always from a safe distance.
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From desert caves and treehouses to inflatable bubbles and glass cabins, these are some of Spain's most unusual and stunning places to stay.
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The most unusual country is Argentina with a larger change in fast-food sales than would be expected for the change in wealth.
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It was a most unusual message from a health official: People should be allowed to eat, drink and smoke as they see fit.
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Their most unusual and exceptional building in Miami is 1111 Lincoln Road, a futuristic parking garage along the bustling outdoor Lincoln Road Mall.
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Some of the most unusual covers ever to grace the magazine were by Alejandro Cañedo, who was born in Mexico City in 1902.
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It bills itself as the "most unusual private club in the world," and is a famous gathering spot for magicians and magic enthusiasts.
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In an attempt to be adventurous, I ordered instead the most unusual thing I could find on the menu: beef with bitter melon.
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Perhaps the most unusual moment of the game, however, was a technical foul call on Dahntay Jones shortly after Smith's long 363-pointer.
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The job site Glassdoor identified 20 of the most unusual questions that have been asked at job interviews over the last two years.
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The other reason has to do with Mr. Comey himself, specifically with three characteristics that made him a most unusual figure in Washington.
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That is unlikely, although Porzingis remains a fluid and most unusual talent, the second best pick — and only other star — in that draft.
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Perhaps most unusual are the large, phallic flowers known as Amorphophallus, which look like a cross between an orchid and a Muppet's nose.
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While this season may peak on the early side, the most unusual aspect is that it's being driven by an influenza B strain.
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While another serious strike against stability in governance for this most unusual president, the action is a net gain for American national security.
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The mechanical vagina — which, much like its human counterpart, is attached to a (mechanical) cervix and uterus — was certainly the most unusual cargo.
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They brought with them a most unusual building, a white tubelike structure that looked something like the convergence of an Airstream and a fish.
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A century-old crane that has been transformed into a popular tourist attraction, the Titan is one of Scotland&aposs most unusual engineering feats.
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Kim is set to meet Tuesday with Trump in what&aposs shaping up to be one of the most unusual summits in modern history.
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And so, for us at least, getting drunk in an art gallery in New York was not the most unusual thing we could do.
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TREY GOWDY, (R-SC), CHAIRMAN, HOUSE OVERSIGHT AND GOVERNMENT REFORM COMMITTEE: Agent Strzok has a most unusual and largely self-serving definition of bias.
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What is most unusual about the kind of influence Robert Mercer has had over our political process in general and Donald Trump in particular?
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It was one the most unusual and complex games in the NES catalog and was the title that cemented much of the Mario storyline.
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And the Switch's most unusual configuration is for portable local multiplayer, with each player essentially taking half a controller and gathering around the screen.
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Today, the intrepid orbiter sent back some truly stellar pics of the planet's most unusual feature: the raging hexagonal storm on its North Pole.
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It was most unusual for a women with four children at home to work full time not too long after the June Cleaver era.
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The most unusual part of the interview was Hawking's explicit call for Trump to "replace" Scott Pruitt as head of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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At least 3 security brokers cut the price target, "Tesla's call was the most unusual I have experienced in 20 years" Morgan Stanley said.
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Glassdoor, a jobs and recruiting site, looked at over 100,000 interview questions applicants shared over the past year to select the most unusual bunch.
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From desert caves and inflatable bubbles to train carriages and glass cabins, these are some of Spain's most unusual and stunning places to vacation.
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"The extended Markle family is possibly the most unusual to marry into the House of Windsor so far," the paper said on its website.
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While the particulars are surreal (who else travels with a surgical suite on their plane?), even the most unusual systems, in time, become routine.
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The most unusual U.F.C. spectator in recent memory, however: President Trump, who watched Jorge Masvidal beat Nate Diaz in November at Madison Square Garden.
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"The most unusual factor in this case is that every single belonging that we are aware of was located in the residence," O'Connor said.
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Perhaps most unusual of all, he has welcomed political differences of opinion — almost unheard of in a country where dissidents have often been imprisoned.
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Artist's Questionnaire Ahead of two major shows, the painter Jonas Wood reflects on his early career — and the most unusual object in his studio.
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But the most unusual part of today's announcement is that the FDA has sent an official request for documents to San Francisco-based JUUL Labs.
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Whatever the truth, though, the fate of the poor male dark fishing spider is surely the cruellest and most unusual one-night stand of all.
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"I loved ducks at one point in my life, so my room was full of duck wallpaper," Bass says of his most unusual design inspiration.
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But in the midst of one of the most unusual presidential elections in history, Holt faces a job that comes with a lot of scrutiny.
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Perhaps the most unusual thing about Trump as Boss is his profound and overwhelming need for his executives to tune in to his thought process.
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BEST PICTURE NOMINEES Mad Max is the most unusual and entertaining film in this year's Oscar roster, and Holkenborg's score is worthy of its host.
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This season, we've dug up some even stranger cases and talk to incredible experts to get to the bottom of the world's most unusual stories.
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Give the recording above a listen to hear choice snippets from what Lizza called "the most unusual conversation I have ever had" with a politician.
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The third leg of Fashion Month just kicked off with the most unusual coats and accessories — decapitated heads, reptiles as fashion statements and faceless parkas.
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Now, thanks to a novel procedure performed at an Army medical center in Texas, Burrage is getting that ear back in a most unusual way.
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What makes the order most unusual is that its local sheikh is a woman: the former Philippa de Menil, 69, part of Texas oil aristocracy.
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If "Saturday Night Live" suffered any loss of visibility during its monthlong Winter Olympics hiatus, the show got a most unusual promotional boost on Friday.
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Nicola Goode/Netflix Love it or hate it, the Netflix series The OA is one of the most unusual and daring TV shows in years.
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Entering its second season Monday on AMC, "Better Call Saul" is not the best drama on TV. But it's one of the most unusual and daring.
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Sutter vowed to order a taco at each spot he visited and made a rule for himself to find the most unusual pick on each menu.
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But unlike some of the other shady sales jobs this most unusual cardiothoracic surgeon has made in the past, this time Dr. Oz pulled it off.
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Still, the prize for the most unusual set of views, particularly for a Republican candidate in a field of pro-Israeli hawks, goes to Mr. Trump.
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"[Everyone] has said their guests are still raving about their wedding, and they say that it's the most unusual wedding they've ever been to," Hayward says.
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Zhang Baohui, a regional security analyst at Hong Kong's Lingnan University, said Gou's run could mark the start of the most unusual election in Taiwan history.
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It is perhaps the most unusual gathering in New York politics, held 1,600 miles away: the annual exodus of the state's political class to Puerto Rico.
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In perhaps the most unusual outcome of the 2016 presidential election, an election that boggled the minds of political strategists and pundits for many reasons, Sen.
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"Tesla's 1Q18 analyst conference call was arguably the most unusual call I have experienced in 20 years on the sell-side," Jonas wrote on May 3.
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As a fencing operation, the illegal business was perhaps most unusual because it was rooted in the community and because it went undetected for so long.
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He also sent the most unusual Olympic guest: his sister, whose visit to the South, including meetings with President Moon Jae-in, created a media frenzy.
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The manifest, however, was most unusual: Instead of the more than 500 passengers that normally fit into the double-decker, it carried 20 Covid-19 patients.
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Sarah Binder, a professor of political science at George Washington University, said the most unusual aspect of Mr. Trump's deliberations was the diversity of the candidates.
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Of all the wine regions I have visited, Colares on the Atlantic coast of Portugal, the westernmost wine region in continental Europe, is the most unusual.
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Most unusual is the defiant "Augusta"(1954), a frank expression of Rivers's admiration for the academic tradition, completed at the peak of Abstract Expressionism's international standing.
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GINGRICH: Well I think two things, first of all, Trump is the certainly the most unusual president since Andrew Jackson in his personality, his style, his aggressiveness.
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SINGAPORE — There are a mindboggling amount of different headphone types to suit user habits, but this could be by far the most unusual design we've seen yet.
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One of the book's most unusual treasures is an apology letter Buckley penned to Bob Dylan after rock's preeminent poet laureate took offense to an onstage impersonation.
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But maybe the weirdest, most unusual option is the episode's final, triumphant song: "Birds Fly (Whisper to a Scream)" by short-lived British band The Icicle Works.
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One of his most unusual gigs includes serving as an in-house DJ for Invite Only, a company that throws exclusive swingers and sex parties throughout Chicago.
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It also catapulted Vinci, then ranked No. 43 and better known for doubles success, into one of the most unusual Grand Slam finals of the Open era.
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That's part of what makes it easy for new fans to approach him in the most unusual of environments, which sorta explains the whole South Haven encounter.
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In her latest book, Caitlin Doughty, the self-proclaimed "funeral industry rabble-rouser," takes readers on a tour of the globe's most unusual death and grieving practices.
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The 2016 presidential campaign is among the most unusual and confusing in many years, but moral psychology can help us make sense of what is going on.
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Silver and the cinematographer Sean Price Williams shoot with dreamy diffused light that recalls certain scenes from Agnes Varda's "Le Bonheur," one of her most unusual pictures.
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But perhaps what is most unusual about Kipchoge, 33, and his diet of monastic extremes is the one thing he does not do: overextend himself in training.
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Now, SoftBank is nearing its most unusual move yet: It is buying Fortress Investment Group, an American private equity giant that oversees around $70 billion in assets.
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But you can't argue with success, which is why these cat-and-elevator couples lead the list of the most unusual how-we-met stories for 2016.
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And even though its leaders don't talk about it much, the church also represents the local revival of what was one of America's most unusual Protestant denominations.
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Ms. Gubaidulina's brooding concerto for violin, cello and bayan — a Russian accordion she has often composed for — is artfully conceived, particularly for its most unusual solo instrument.
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"I was born a most unusual person, so I had a heck of a time in school," Ms. Gabe was quoted as saying in Mr. Palahniuk's book.
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Kate and Barry Elliot tied the knot on the century-old Titan crane - one of Scotland&aposs most unusual engineering feats - despite their minister being "terrified" of heights.
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On a clear, sunny day at a vineyard in the Northern California town of Ukiah, a most unusual train chugs through a field of barely budding syrah grapes.
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Even when the most unusual thing happens, you show a kind of civil-spiritedness by conceding and very publicly kind of acknowledging the importance of democracy, etc. etc.
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What is most unusual, however, is to appoint someone who is pronouncedly undiplomatic and espouses extremist views on the politics of the country he will be sent to.
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Perhaps Kardashian West's most unusual experience was taking part in some falconry, a tradition that goes back more than 4,000 years according to Dubai-based Royal Shaheen Events.
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As we all shook hands at the 18th hole, I knew that this outing would be for me one of the most unusual, pleasant and memorable golf experiences.
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Jean's younger brother Brandt Jean was on the witness stand Wednesday, giving a victim-impact statement, when he turned to the judge and made a most unusual request.
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But one of the most exciting elements of this exhaustive collection is also the most unusual: the ill-fated, unreleased hour-long animated feature, The Bruce McMouse Show.
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One of the most unusual cases is News Break, a Santa Clara-based outlet that aggregates local news to an app and more than 2 million Facebook followers.
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Holborn 2400, 21977 The 803, one of the most unusual and futuristic designs among the series, was designed by Dutch industrial design studio Vos for computer manufacturer Holborn.
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I explain the details and context of the firing at more length here, but suffice to say, this is the most unusual and concerning move of the three.
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Dr. Simeone told USA Today that geckos are often spotted throughout Hawaii, especially in surprising places, though this phone incident was likely the most unusual sighting for her.
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But don't expect just poultry here: The show, which revolves around a quest to find the most unusual egg, also features a robin, a parrot and a chickadee.
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The most unusual data point is the Hoka One One Bondi, but the Vaporflys is greater than the next best shoe, Nike Streak, by about 0.5 percentage point.
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When I was in full-time clinical practice, and some of the most unusual cases seemed to find me, these bizarre cases that made Oliver Sacks's look mundane.
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But it captures the combative tone that Mr. Johnson's government is taking as it embarks on one of the most unusual exercises in the annals of trade negotiations.
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Melissa Bernstein, one of the show's executive producers, recalled watching the footage sent to her by the special effects supervisor, which amounted to a most unusual audition reel.
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The most unusual players are Albert Pujols (first contract) with a relatively high WAR, but low salary and Ryan Howard with a relatively low WAR, but high salary.
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Perhaps the most unusual response on the controversy came from former 2016 candidate Ben Carson, when he was asked about the plagiarism charge after addressing the Florida delegation breakfast.
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As for Ms Lindecrantz, one of the most unusual features of her story is the very fact she was acting as an assistant investigator for a legal defence team.
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This even though Trailer Park Boys has a pretty good claim to being the funniest and (or at least) the most unusual TV comedy of the past 20003 years.
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The elderly feline is definitely the most unusual equestrian at the Fieldstone Farm in Holland, Michigan, and we're purr-tty sure he's okay with the attention he receives there.
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In one of the most unusual developments of the year, bro-y production duo The Chainsmokers have added both Lady Gaga and Mark Ronson to their list of critics.
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That became apparent on October 6, when I, and most other GiveDirectly donors, got one of the most unusual fundraising emails I've ever read: GiveDirectly is going to Texas.
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The gathering was part of a series of protests against oil and gas drilling in the Great Australian Bight, home to some of the world's most unusual marine life.
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Though Piper remembers her students fondly, her decade and a half at Wellesley presents one of the most unusual focal points in any autobiographical writing I have ever read.
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Let's look at the graph in terms of what we know about specific countries, including current events:■ Of all of the "lower middle income" countries, which is most unusual?
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" But it was one of the Times's longtime columnists, Russell Baker, who had perhaps the most unusual critique: He chided the film's creators for having "left out the sex.
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But by far, the most unusual thing about the episode, advocates for people with disabilities have said, was not the abuse itself, but the fact that it was recorded.
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This week on The Run-Up, we devote our show to Mr. Trump's transition into the White House — one of the most unusual and unpredictable transitions in recent memory.
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The most unusual thing about these events is that the rally around them is predicated on a lack of negatives rather than on the presence of positives, Cramer said.
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Ms. Kazakova was one of the week's most unusual entrants: a Russian-born designer of Siberian descent who lives in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and works out of Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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Yeah, having been in this industry for a quarter of a century, I think the facial recognition issue is one of the most unusual issues we have ever seen.
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"I'm a minority owner in my own name, which is a familiar way of acting in the fashion business, but is most unusual in our game," Mr. Dixon said.
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It's one of the most unusual and fastest-growing neighborhoods in New York, thanks to its proximity to Manhattan and a boost in residential development over the last several years.
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Gamalost—or "old cheese"—is, without a doubt, one of the world's most unusual cheeses: A hard, crumbly cake marbled with "cat hair"-like strands produced by a special mold.
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Remember the Twilight Zone episode "A Most Unusual Camera," about a couple who rob an antique store and find themselves in possession of a camera that can predict the future?
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One of the most unusual twists on the Mario formula is the verticality: compared with past Mario adventures, more levels build upwards for Mario to zig-zag across the screen.
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Just our luck, Google released the most uniquely-searched Super Bowl recipes in all 50 states, so this year even the most unusual snacks served won't take us by surprise.
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What is most unusual for an art historical study, however, is that Fryd applies "trauma theory" both to discussions of audience engagement and to her analysis of feminist artworks themselves.
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The simplest explanation for most unusual internet traffic is either a malware infection or some automated system gone haywire, but the pattern of the queries was too unpredictable for that.
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NEW YORK -- The 105th regular-season game between the New York Mets and New York Yankees, played Monday night at Citi Field, might have been the most unusual one yet.
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From being fined for eating while driving to remember which days of the week you can legally drive, here are 14 of the most unusual driving laws around the world.
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Perhaps the most unusual public episode in Mr. Ray's career came in 1997 when he arranged a City Hall meeting for Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
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The former Ohio lawmaker, who remarked that Trump was "clearly the most unusual person we've elected as president," also expressed a degree of shock at Trump's electoral victory in 2016.
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Perhaps the most unusual project to protect an important building from rising water involves a structure far from the coast: Farnsworth House, a glass-walled midcentury gem in Plano, Ill.
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But she does more than just play the central role of Nadia, a woman who becomes trapped by most unusual circumstances, then works to figure a way out of them.
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"Zoom is that most unusual beast, which is a profitable IPO coming out of the tech sector," said Roger McNamee, co-founder of investment firm Elevation Partners, Thursday morning on CNBC.
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The only thing that's going to happen to Donald Trump is that he's going to go down as one of the most unusual presidents that has ever walked the White House.
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The most unusual synth is the Buchla 200e, an early 60s creation two feet high covered in knobs and dials in a psychedelic array of colours designed by a NASA engineer.
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Read on for a detailed breakdown of how much I made driving for Uber and Lyft, including some of the most unusual passengers and some mishaps I had along the way.
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The Monte Colla, from a steep vineyard that Mr. Cornelissen said is not on volcanic soil, was the most unusual, tasting like blackberries, chocolate and earth, with mint and mineral overtones.
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But the most unusual aspect of HerForest is its camping grounds for female-identifying people only, which attendees can stay in for the duration of the festival for an additional $40.
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The most unusual opera, about a bird, an egg and chick, was written by the composer Lliam Paterson and developed by Scottish Opera, Improbable theater company and the Manchester International Festival.
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One of the most unusual characteristics of Lafleur is the high percentage of cabernet franc in the vineyard, more than 19903 percent, a proportion that is often reflected in the wine.
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It was my second night in San Juan, P.R., where I was attending a conference known as Somos that is perhaps the most unusual event on the New York political calendar.
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Throughout this most unusual administration, Mr. Trump has shown how he imagines the presidency should work, what he believes it is for and how he thinks its powers should be deployed.
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It drew on an all-star team of journalists, and interviews with influential political figures, to guide listeners through the final phase of the most unusual presidential campaign in modern history.
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Here, Jury confers with his aristocratic friend, Melrose Plant, who keeps a most unusual menagerie that includes a goat named Aghast, a dog named Aggro and a horse named Aggrieved. Aha!
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Though Mueller's investigation has ended, a number of inquiries that were referred out by his office live on in other prosecutors' offices, and Craig's is among the earliest and most unusual.
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They found that, across these genomic maps, and tens of millions of years of evolution, gene families had shrunken or expanded, giving rise to some of the icefish's most unusual features.
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The most unusual thing about the fluffy drift of quinoa tossed with avocado, bacon, cashews and caramelized bananas is that Mr. Ramirez has come up with a quinoa salad that isn't depressing.
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Among the most unusual ideas I have heard over and over is that there will be no sale and Mayer will continue to rush into the breech with her latest turnaround plan.
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This week on Dr. Pimple Popper, the cosmetic dermatologist extraordinaire deals with some of the most unusual growths we've ever seen on the show — and loyal fans know that's saying a lot.
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Among the most unusual ideas I have heard over and over is that there will be no sale and Mayer will continue to rush into the breach with her latest turnaround plan.
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And we're not just talking about any average nuts, seeds, dried fruits, or standard vinaigrettes here — instead, we've rounded up ten of the most unusual and tastiest salad toppers money can buy.
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The most unusual feature to this track is the speak-singing she indulges in throughout the choruses; while not totally unprecedented in her catalog, they are taken to an interesting extreme here.
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One of the most unusual aspects of this film is that it was shot in Ultra Panavision 70mm, a rare film format that hasn't been used on any motion picture in decades.
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Whatever happens in November, the hotel could become its own sort of Washington monument, if not to one of the country's great leaders, then to one of its most unusual presidential candidates.
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The title isn't ground-breaking by any means in terms of enabling some sort of futuristic AR use case, but perhaps the most unusual thing about it was how familiar it felt.
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Perhaps the most unusual artifacts that went to the moon and remained in Neil Armstrong's possession were parts of the original Wright brothers' airplane that made the first powered flight in 1903.
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" One protester, referencing the withholding of records relating to Judge Kavanaugh, offered what was perhaps the day's most unusual shout: "I had to have a background check to work in a laundromat!
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" The president's anti-Biden video is the latest — and perhaps the most unusual — tactic in his ongoing push to stick Biden, his leading challenger for re-election, with unsubstantiated claims of "corruption.
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That is a most unusual position for politicians since federal benefit programs are rarely scaled back once they are established — certainly not a program with the reach of the health care law.
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Perhaps the most unusual is "Elvis & Nixon" (April 22), directed by Liza Johnson, about the 1970 meeting in the White House between Elvis Presley (Michael Shannon) and Richard Nixon (Kevin Spacey). ♦
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Read more:The most unusual Christmas tradition in every stateThe fascinating history behind 11 common Christmas traditions10 Christmas traditions with surprisingly dark origins27 photos show how people celebrate the holidays around the world
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"From the beginning, she had a most unusual, ambitious and creative mind," said Nancy F. Cott, a recently retired colleague at Harvard who taught Professor Lepore in a graduate seminar at Yale.
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But perhaps the most unusual film is "Tomgirl," an American short by Jeremy Asher Lynch that profiles Jake, a longhaired Seattle 210-year-old who plays hockey but also likes to wear skirts.
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Sitting atop this most unusual fintech(ish) VC is its ponytailed founder and chairman Sean Park, whose difficult-to-place accent and Philosophy professor aura belie his extensive fixed income capital markets experience.
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Mountain Dew rolled out a creature made from a puppy, a monkey and a baby while Doritos had a fetus on ultrasound reaching for a chip, in two of the most unusual spots.
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And that's not even the most unusual thing about it: according to Okano, it's the world's only restaurant to serve an omakase, or tasting menu, that centers on shabu-shabu, or Japanese hotpot.
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The ranks of diplomats gathered in Paris during the spring of 1919 included a most unusual member of the British imperial delegation: a youthful South African politician and general named Jan Christiaan Smuts.
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One of the most unusual experiences for me was dancing the piece full out onstage, right before the curtain came up — something she was accustomed to doing before the start of every performance.
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But they have not yet marketed the most unusual one-bedrooms near the top of the building, which come to a sharp point on one side and follow the contours of the building.
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In a woodsy patch of a park tucked next to a stream, one of Yoko Ono's most unusual creations can be found in what is, for any artist's work, a most unexpected setting.
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In celebration of all of that's weird and funky out there as far as what folks are filling their bellies with, let's take a look at of some of American's most unusual regional cuisine.
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School leavers in parts of the country where university attendance is most common are five times more likely to attend a top university than pupils in parts where it is most unusual to go.
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Washington (CNN)The journalist on the receiving end of former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci's expletive-laden rant is calling the conversation the "most unusual" he's ever had with a senior government official.
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Love has blossomed in the most unusual but uplifting circumstances for Nigerian migrants Mabel Emmanuel, 27, and Henry Stevens, 28, who met after she was kidnapped in Libya during an attempt to enter Europe.
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"Tesla's 1Q18 analyst conference call was arguably the most unusual call I have experienced in 20 years on the sell-side, " Adam Jonas, equity analyst at Morgan Stanley, said in a note to clients.
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Considering society's push to limit salt due to the explosion of hypertension, the most unusual recommendation given to POTS patients is to add up to 10,000 milligrams of salt a day to their diet.
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Yet the popular dissatisfaction that has brought us to this pass, across one of the most unusual presidential primary seasons in memory, could open new space to rethink the role of government in society.
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Earlier this week, at Brooklyn's most unusual exhibition space, the Morbid Anatomy Museum, they had those next-level menaces on display, along with reptiles, amphibians, and a crab, for an unusually themed petting zoo.
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As to be expected, the Met's show includes a number of Le Brun's portraits of children, including "Julie Le Brun Looking in a Mirror" (1786), the most unusual depiction of the artist's only child.
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A baroque Renaissance-inspired facade topped by a green dome with an interior painted with portraits of artists and writers, the theater is among the most unusual buildings in Oaxaca's Spanish Colonial city center.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Prime Minister Saad Hariri of Lebanon returned to his country on Tuesday as Lebanese eagerly awaited the latest act in one of the most unusual and puzzling diplomatic dramas in recent history.
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In January, Sin City is super chilly, and thousands of attendees flying in from around the world means this is in effect a confab of the northern hemisphere's most unusual cold and flu viruses.
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Visiting from Washington, Sabrina Tavernise, a national correspondent, read "Country Fair," by Charles Simic, which tells the story of a most unusual dog: If you didn't see the six-legged dog,It doesn't matter.
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The most unusual is "Böhm," an ingenious puppet show at the Schauspiel Graz theater in Austria, about the life of the one of Graz's most famous native sons, the conductor Karl Böhm (19793-1981).
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But so it is with "The Beautiful Brain: The Drawings of Santiago Ramón y Cajal" at the Grey Art Gallery at New York University, one of the most unusual, ravishing exhibitions of the season.
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When he sits down Wednesday for his confirmation hearing, Secretary of State-nominee Rex Tillerson will immediately become one of the most unusual picks to be the America's top diplomat in recent US history.
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When I asked 14 members of a New York middle school newspaper whether they thought the media did a good job covering this most unusual presidential campaign, not one student raised his or her hand.
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Over 23,000 people from 180 countries descended on Jerusalem on Thursday to attend the OurCrowd tech conference, one of the most unusual VC funds in the tech industry, founded by Israeli VC icon Jon Medved.
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And next Tuesday, the NYSE will play host to what might be the most unusual IPO of the year: Innovative Industrial Properties, a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) REIT that owns and manages cannabis facilities.
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We will often linger closer to home, dropping in on correspondents at campaign rallies, talking to voters, dissecting the numbers that throw some light on what is going on in this most unusual of cycles.
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Speaking at a business event early this year, Canada's veteran chief negotiator, Steve Verheul, described the talks as the "most unusual negotiation" he had ever been involved in, because of Washington's winner-takes-all approach.
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The country's capital, Ashgabat, is one of the most unusual capital cities in the world, its streets lined with marble and filled with golden statues despite the economic troubles of the natural-resource-rich nation.
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While the superstar soprano Diana Damrau is in New York preparing for the new production of Gounod's "Roméo et Juliette," which opens on New Year's Eve, she is taking time for a most unusual recital.
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This anticorruption drive is only the second-most unusual and important initiative launched by M.B.S. The first is to bring Saudi Islam back to its more open and modern orientation — whence it diverted in 230.
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The passion to dump Trump has shifted the political calculus for many voters there, making this perhaps the most unusual caucus since Jimmy Carter put the opening-gun event on the political map in 1976.
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A Politico story on Rubio's recent uptick in private flights reveals a hidden consequence of all that campaigning: On Tuesday, Rubio's plane was trapped in the most unusual of airplane traffic jams in Mason City, Iowa.
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The campaign for the governor's mansion in Wyoming more or less ended with the Republican primary tonight, and Alaska's race, one of 2018's most unusual and a true three-way contest, is just getting started.
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TREMP, Spain — High in the foothills of the Pyrenees, outside this small city in northwestern Catalonia, one of the most unusual vineyards in the world can be found on a plateau and descending along stony slopes.
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One of the most unusual items is a painting by Giorgio de Chirico which was almost destroyed when a wrecking ball from next door ripped through it as it hung on the wall of a house.
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A new study by UK funeral vehicle coachbuilder Wilcox Limousines has "calculated" the top ten most unusual requests for funeral music, and The Prodigy's infectious 93 breakbeat single "Firestarter" has somehow found itself at second place.
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Third, Murder on the Orient Express contains the best-known (and, relatedly, the most unusual) solution to any Agatha Christie story: It will not attract many viewers who do not know it, at least at first.
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" Lizza said that after he ended the call with Scaramucci late last week, "I just stood there shaking my head saying 'that is the most unusual conversation I have ever had with a senior government official.
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It is one of the most anticipated shows of the season, and one of the most unusual, pairing a group of experimental downtown theatermakers with Josh Groban, a chart-topping pop singer from the mellifluous mainstream.
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In fact, what seems most unusual about the entrapment of Varnell was that this time the FBI targeted a right-wing white man, using a tactic that it most often reserves for young men of color.
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It was and remains one of music's most unusual partnerships: America's Most Wanted and nan's-radio-friendly English Rose; "Cum On Everybody" and "White Flag"; Marshall Bruce Mathers and Dido Florian Cloud de Bounevialle O'Malley Armstrong.
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Part of that history is "A Most Unusual Film Festival," Los Angeles's first gay film festival which took place in the summer of 1968 at the Park Theater off MacArthur Park, right next to Langer's Delicatessen.
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In a recent interview, Justin Vivian Bond, the gender-fluid singer known for one of the cabaret stage's most unusual and compelling repertoires, recalled being introduced to Ono's music through her 1981 album Season of Glass.
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As one observer puts it, Mr Varadkar's fellow EU leaders, whom he will meet at a summit in Brussels later this month, may have to get used to "that most unusual of things: a cold-blooded Irishman".
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The poll's most unusual finding is that six-in-ten Republicans, even after their party lost 40 seats and control of the House, join thirds of Democrats in calling the mid-term elections positive for the country.
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A pair of swept back wings won't actually allow this vehicle to fly, but as far as Hot Wheels cars go, this one certainly has the most unusual design of all the new cars being revealed today.
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Almost all of Ruysch's specimens deteriorated and disappeared over time, so the Thesaurus anatomicus primus is the best portal we have to view the anatomical creations of one of the most unusual still life artists in history.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads They're among some of the world's most unusual forms of architecture: living root bridges, or suspended crossings made of aerial roots people have trained overtime to twist into a natural pathway.
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" Asking questions and reading he was able to find out about what may be his most unusual piece: a Patek Philippe gold pocket watch from the 1920s inscribed: "From the Leper Colony of Molokai to Tandy MacKenzie.
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For us, it was too amazing not to have this romance element, the fact that their relationship ended in a very melodramatic way and they were reunited in a most unusual way, by a dictator playing cupid.
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The Sun said snow shovelers found a lot of interesting things in the snow, from a fresh pair of pants to a box full of bonbons, but those weren't the most unusual things stuck in the drifts.
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There's no better episode to illustrate exactly how Soloway captures what it means to be a woman feeling serious lust than I Love Dick's fifth episode, the season's best and most unusual chapter by a long shot.
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But in the most unusual indication of his distress, Nadal actually told the chair umpire, in a moment of pique over a questionable call in the second set, that he was going to retire from the match.
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Mr. Bloomberg, who has been a Democrat, a Republican and an independent over the last two decades, has taken by far the most unusual approach to political donations of any Democrat now running for the 2020 nomination.
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The pianist Conrad Tao must have taken this to heart on Wednesday at Weill Recital Hall: He wore black slacks and a black T-shirt — sometimes with a black jacket, sometimes not — and, most unusual, went barefoot.
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Most unusual — and exemplary of Ms. Dorrance's experimentation — is a somber solo for the lanky Mr. Craft, who repeatedly crashes to the floor, legs sliding out from beneath him, as he explores the art of the fall.
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Samri said Hezbollah's attempt to plan an attack "was most unusual" and that the group appeared to be trying to take advantage of the Palestinian population and "entice young assailants with money while they kept a low profile".
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Maybe the two most unusual guests on stage at the Trump show, which seemed to have something of the atmosphere of a rock concert, were a pair of black women from North Carolina, sisters named Diamond and Silk.
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The recent Grizzly Steppe Report, published by U.S. intelligence agencies to outline the findings of Russian malicious cyber activity, is probably one of the most unusual yet intriguing reports published in recent years by the American intelligence community.
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Bottled under a crown cap and made with a minimal amount of sulfur dioxide, the almost universally used stabilizer, the Bergweingarten is the most unusual silvaner I've had, with an aroma that seemed to combine apricots with pineapples.
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Caesura's most unusual feature, though, is a lending library, open to all tenants, with three dozen items including a porcelain dinner service for 21, a ladder, a sewing machine, a guitar with amp and an ice-cream maker.
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Kuhne, 56, was racing a truck in the Baja 103, when he received a message saying he was a finalist in one of this summer's most unusual contests: the chance to spend July 4th, sleeping in the Eiffel Tower.
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In what has to be one of the most unusual pairings of Hollywood and the tech industry, Amazon's Alexa voice assistant can now guide you through an exploratory audio adventure focused on solving the mystery of Batman's murdered parents.
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Nearly 90 people in the United States have been prosecuted in the last two years in connection with support for the Islamic State, but the case against Mohamad Jamal Khweis, 26, of Alexandria, Va., is among the most unusual.
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The most unusual part of "Agon" is the pas de deux, originally choreographed for Arthur and Diana Adams, a black man and a white woman; the man doesn't just support the woman, he dances with her — they're in concert.
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"Cuz I Love You (Deluxe)" might not be the best album nominated for album of the year, but it is easily the one with the most zigs and zags, the one that has the most unusual sort of ambition.
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PARELES "Memory is a most unusual thing," the alto saxophonist Matana Roberts muses on "As Far as the Eye Can See" as the scrape of violin strings and what sounds like a mouth-harp create a drone beneath her.
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It is here, in a woodsy patch of the park tucked next to a gurgling, freshwater stream, that one of Yoko Ono's most unusual creations can be found in what is, for any artist's work, a most unexpected setting.
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Dusk Sail Relativity OTW Set Singularity Lunar Radial Dusk David Ogle makes your typical landscape look just a bit alien, using things like glowing orbs, luminous smoke, and lasers (yes, lasers) to create elaborate sculptures in the most unusual places.
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Starting just after 7 AM EDT, the little planet will be embarking on one of the most unusual legs of its orbit, which will take it between Earth and the Sun, blocking out a tiny circle of daylight as it goes.
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A new biography of Cowperthwaite by Neil Monnery, a former management consultant, tells of a man who replied to these demands with a qualified "no", and in the process became that most unusual of things: a bureaucrat hero to libertarians.
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" Melber, a former lawyer and Senate aide, told Gold that he plans to use his past experiences to help shed light on "the most unusual political story of our time" in an "evidence driven exciting broadcast that people can trust.
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The Washington State Attorney General's Office has filed a most unusual consumer protection lawsuit — charging a Seattle man with setting up a fake talent agency for adult entertainers in order to trick women into posing nude and having sex with him.
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In contrarian trades, government bonds, the U.S. dollar, and liquid defensives stocks such as pharmaceuticals or consumer staples were seen as the most unusual buys, while investors also saw shorting cyclical stocks and emerging market equities as going against the pack.
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The fact that Cruz announced a running mate so early in the season, and when he's so clearly not the presumptive nominee, is certainly unusual in the modern era (although hardly the most unusual thing about the 2016 Republican nomination contest).
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It doesn't quite get the recognition it deserves, but it still stands as one of Britain's most unusual and innovative comedies (Davis says her dad took her to see Pinter plays when she was a kid; in this, you can tell).
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A 2015 sparkling lagrein from the vineyard's first vintage in production, which Mr. Meador labeled Chasing Moonlight, is one of the most unusual and delicious wines I've had from the North Fork: firm, spirited, not complex but meaty and vividly fruity.
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In five days, I tried five of the most unusual fitness trends out there, including an urban sweat lodge, circus-inspired aerial yoga, a nightclub-like HIIT class, a prison workout taught by a former inmate, and whole-body cryotherapy.
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A Brazilian boy's passion for collecting autographs, ignited almost 20163 years ago, has blossomed into one of this year's most unusual and enchanting exhibitions, "The Magic of Handwriting: The Pedro Corrêa do Lago Collection," at the Morgan Library & Museum in Manhattan.
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The admiral's deputy, Richard Ledgett, who was present for the call, considered it the most unusual experience of his 40 years in government and prepared a memo describing the call that he and Admiral Rogers signed and put in a safe.
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But the most unusual flight remains the one taken by Mr. de Blasio in October when one amateur videographer caught his copter before takeoff in Prospect Park and another recorded its landing in Hunters Point South Park in Long Island City.
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In a contest dominated by septuagenarians vying to challenge a 73-year-old president, perhaps it is only fitting that one of the most unusual celebrity endorsements of the primary race comes from a Floridian known for her no-nonsense style.
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Of all the characteristics that set Kendrick Lamar apart — his blazing verbal gifts, his determined cultural politics, his resolute aesthetic modesty — perhaps the most unusual, especially in this era of hyper-connectedness, has been his particular blend of assuredness and indifference.
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In any event, something seems to have worked because as of the time writing this, Kyrgios is now up two sets to one against Herbert, up 4-0 in the fourth, and appears to be cruising to a most unusual win.
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In one of cricket's most unusual dismissals, Renegade batsman Peter Nevill seemed lost for words after a drive from his batting partner, Dwayne Bravo, glanced off his bat before shooting into Zampa's face and back onto the stumps to claim the wicket.
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From the lingering backlash over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi to the collapsing oil price, this week's meeting in Austria of OPEC and other top oil producing nations is shaping up to be the most important, and most unusual, in years.
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A new study in *Nature *by Lowell Observatory astronomer Will Grundy suggests a mixture of those long, frigid winters, the gases escaping Pluto's atmosphere, and solar radiation could create the moon's most unusual feature—the large, dark red area covering its north pole.
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Murray doesn't have a concrete sense of how that input will shape the final look (there's no voting or open submission portal for new ideas), but he says commenters will, in some way, inform the final design, making this a most unusual rebranding.
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It is the year's most unusual protest album, made by a black man from Alabama who makes art out of trash and is old enough to remember the Jim Crow south yet began his professional recording career as recently as Barack Obama's presidency.
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She's joined in her investigation into what happened inside Hell Gate by the most unusual of partners: a fictionalized young Henry Darger, the real-life 20th-century recluse whose art — writings, drawings and watercolors — depicted a fantasy rebellion of female child slaves.
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But, to succeed, this strategy would require Trump to abandon the most dominant traits of his unchained personality and political method -- the qualities that led him to fame and fortune, powered his unlikely political rise and made him America's most unusual President.
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The Mahler Chamber Orchestra, a versatile Berlin-based group that was on hand throughout the festival, accompanied Kopatchinskaja in a most unusual performance of the Beethoven Violin Concerto, in which the soloist was ceremonially swaddled in yards of fabric before she played.
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And off to one side of the room were the most unusual new additions to the library's collection: neutral-colored handbags and briefcases, and purple, blue and striped neckties, all of which can be checked out like books for up to three weeks.
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But that questionable inflation — which falls apart as an argument if you also give Rose credit for his 0003 minor league hits — is unnecessary to bolster Suzuki's reputation as one of the most unusual and fantastic players the game has ever seen.
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The gathering, on Bondi Beach in Sydney, was part of a series of protests that have gathered force in recent weeks across Australia in an effort to protect the Great Australian Bight, a haven for some of the world's most unusual marine life.
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It's one of the bitterest ironies in television that it was at Fox News, network of blond bombshells and chronic sexual harassment, that Ms. Kelly was given the breathing room to become that most unusual of unicorns: an unlikable woman on television.
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What may be most unusual about Washington State is not what it collects and not what it has shared but the degree to which it has been forced to become transparent about the vast quantity of personal data that courses through its bureaucracy.
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The California professor seemed to be doing her best to appear collegial and at ease in the most unusual of circumstances, asking for "caffeine" twice near the beginning of the hearing, and smiling through her nervousness in exchanges with Grassley and Mitchell.
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For the Hirshhorn, DSR created what may be their most unusual project to date—a 154 ft tall inflatable structure that balloons over the Hirshhorn's open courtyard, providing a space the museum can utilize for educational programming in the spring and fall.
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It's far from clear at this point, but I think there are a few emerging ground rules: It's more Science than Art What strikes me as most unusual and unpredictable is that most of these companies were founded by entrepreneurs with analytical, business training.
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Here, this Japanese-born, New York-based art historian and curator, a specialist in post-World War II modern art in Japan and this show's organizer, makes exploring the ideas that motivate the works on display as engaging as the most unusual creations among them.
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In addition to the incredibly near shots of the rockets as they launch and land, one of the best and most unusual parts of the video is seeing the flames as they burn from below, like so:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Thea's reflective "When Did I Fall in Love?" is most unusual in its acknowledgment that love rarely strikes like a bolt of lightning, as it seems to in so many musicals, and it is delivered by Ms. Brudner with beautiful tone and emotional clarity.
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In today's edition of things we never knew we needed (but now we definitely do), we've scoured the virtual shelves of Urban Outfitters, the trusty retailer that brought you the infamous shower wine glass holder, to find the most unusual items your money can buy.
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Mr. Selz's most unusual exhibition at MoMA presented a bizarre hunk of kinetic art: the Swiss artist Jean Tinguely's "Homage to New York" (1960), a white-painted machine built from castoffs like bicycle wheels, a piano, a weather balloon, metal drums and a bathtub.
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The failing health of Lake Erie, the world's 11th largest lake, is at the heart of one of the most unusual questions to appear on an American ballot: Should a body of water be given rights normally associated with those granted to a person?
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AYLESBURY, England (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Every morning, the whirr of an industrial-scale coffee roaster and the sharp hiss of a milk frother can be heard as customers queue to get their caffeine fix at a most unusual spot: inside one of Britain's toughest young offenders prisons.
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The most unusual thing about this phone is that it has a headphone jack — even Samsung dropped that feature in its latest models — and LG continues to offer the best smartphone audio quality thanks to the ability to activate a quad DAC when using wired headphones.
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"You have to go back to that first Nixon campaign where Wallace managed to garner [9 million] Republican votes spewing kind of similar rhetoric to that of Donald Trump," Sutherland says of "one of the most unusual political cycles" he's ever seen, according to The Daily Beast.
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And for the latest episode of Super-Fan Builds, two of the most unusual time machines—the iconic DeLorean from Back to the Future and the hot tub from Hot Tub Time Machine—were merged to create an even better way to relax and let the hours fly by.
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Read more: Pewdiepie Is Teaching His Audience that Women Are Asking For It "Probably what seems the most unusual is thinking of gaming as a form of intimacy, which really runs counter to a lot of the usual discourse on gamers being isolated, anti-social nerds," Apperley said.
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His most unusual collaboration was with the composer John Cage, who began working with him in 1969 after Mr. Hollander had moved his workshop to 195 Chrystie St. on the Lower East Side, added two more presses and gone into partnership with Fred Genis, a Dutch master printer.
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The show received six nominations total — though, curiously, it didn't receive a nomination for its direction, which is among the most unusual and distinctive on TV. Breaking into a crowded drama field is always tough; that both Mr. Robot and The Americans managed it this year is particularly impressive.
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That musical number is a prime example of what makes "A New Leaf" not just fun and fantastical but also prime viewing material when you're high and just want to watch some dinos sing and dance to "It's a Most Unusual Day" from the film A Day with Judy.
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The most expensive piece on the site is a toggle-close heart and nail link necklace of more than 211 grams of gold ($2190,21 on April 3.5); its most unusual is a fully functional Mastercard made of 2230 grams of 22-karat gold, available by special order for $2360,500.
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As the president, governors, mayors and public health officials urge Americans to make a most unusual kind of sacrifice — stay home even if you're not ill — the nation remains deeply divided over whether to forsake normal routines for what can sound like an abstract idea of the common good.
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Comey's final argument -- that the norms, traditions and values that have guided the United States for decades are under threat by a President brazenly challenging the rule of law -- is one that could be rendered more relevant and powerful by events that are yet to occur in this most unusual presidency.
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Mejuri has seen five times year-over-year revenue growth, product waitlists of 40,000 people, a $5 million Series A funding round, and — most unusual for an industry steeped in milestones and big gesture gifts — data that shows that more than 90% of its customers are purchasing the jewelry for themselves.
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Read more:Pope, on Christmas Eve, says faith demands respect of immigrantsICE dumps hundreds of migrants with nowhere to go at a bus station on Christmas EveThe most unusual Christmas tradition in every stateSarah Jessica Parker&aposs Met Gala hat was actually a Nativity scene — and you probably didn&apost even notice
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To summarize this film is to present a solid argument that it's one of the most unusual ever made: "Belladonna of Sadness," making its New York premiere on Friday, is a 1973 Japanese erotic animated musical inspired by the 19th-century French historian Jules Michelet's account of witchery in the Middle Ages.
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And, at 50-Across, a great open clue for a tricky phrase, one that I got only because of its particular first word, which is so integral to the theme and fortunately comprised two of our most unusual letters (which reminds me, our constructors were one "X" short of a pangram today).
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His and others' recollections are paired with silent reenactments of the investigation's most unusual moments: Burger and fry boxes pinned to evidence boards; multiple agents and suspects miraculously (and confusingly) sharing the same first name; Mathews walking into his inaugural meeting with McDonald's executives wearing a nugget-gold suit because why not.
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The uncertainty over whether Mr. Johnson will strike a deal in time, the intense maneuvering that is certain to follow his success or failure and the possibility that Mr. Johnson himself may be pushed from office in the coming month made this one of the most unusual queen's speeches of the modern era.
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But probably the most unusual things she pointed out that afternoon were the double entrances to buildings built on slopes so steep, they can be reached from either the street below or the one above, often by way of a catwalk that delivers you to a second front door on the roof.
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When Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE sits down with CNN's Jake Tapper on Tuesday night, he'll be interviewed by a man who came to cable news stardom through a most unusual trajectory.
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Of all the potential use-cases for VR, Samuli Cantell has arguably come up with the most unusual after persuading his pregnant girlfriend to undergo 323D ultrasound scanning of their unborn child in order to generate a 3D model that could be viewed in VR. Why did he want to do such a thing?
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REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA KNIFE DISCOVERED IN MICHIGAN STATE PARK "One of the most unusual artifacts in the level [that was excavated] was a brass thimble with a small hole punched in the top of it," explained Dr. Lynn Evans, curator of archaeology at Mackinac State Historic Parks, in a statement emailed to Fox News.
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The artist, who had been in residence in Purchase for several weeks, was finishing up one of the most unusual aspects of this current exhibition, which features works made from the early 1990s through more recent years: he had been making art on site in a specially outfitted studio every day through mid-November.
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SINGAPORE – Spare a moment, as you anticipate one of the most unusual summits in modern history, to consider North Korea&aposs leader as he leaves the all-encompassing bubble of his locked-down stronghold of Pyongyang and steps off a jet onto Singapore soil for his planned sit-down with President Donald Trump on Tuesday.
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But when Mr. Trump attends the first United Nations session of his presidency this coming week, all eyes will be on him as counterparts from around the globe crane their necks and slide through the crowd to snatch a handshake — and, in the process, try to figure out this most unusual of American leaders.
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Yet economy flyers definitely benefit from some of the innovations vying for this year's Crystal Cabin Awards, which are set to be announced April 10 Often described as "the Oscars of the aviation industry," CNBC reviewed the list of 24 finalists in search of the designs and innovations that were the most unusual and passenger-friendly.
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Here in a country built on resource extraction, where the fossil fuel industry has a long history of political connections that often give it priority over the environment, people fear that this haven for some of the most unusual marine life in the world will be damaged and put at even greater risk from a spill.
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MoMA is screening the movie several times: digitally (which may defeat the purpose, on Friday and May 13), in the regularly presented 16-millimeter version (on Sunday) and — by far the most unusual offering — in a 16-millimeter presentation (on Saturday) that replicates what was shown at the film's world premiere, when the movie was two reels longer.
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Read more:Elon Musk slammed one of Tesla's founders by calling him the worst person he's ever worked with8 famous companies that were started by teenagersElon Musk said the worst job he's ever had was so dangerous, it put him at risk of getting hyperthermiaThe most unusual, extravagant ways tech executives like Larry Ellison and Elon Musk have spent their money
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She wandering, hosting, raising children connected to new mobilities and most unusual these movements in Treme', New Orleans was a incubating, enmeshed embedded in this silken cocoon when she land, she's came to be parachute mender, landed those black immigrant peddlers from Hoogali network of new comers If you skimmed any of that title, I urge you to take it from top.
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As part of their groundbreaking Evolutionarily Distinct and Globally Endangered (EDGE) of existence program, which is dedicated to highlighting and protecting some of the world's most unusual creatures, ZSL created a EDGE Reptiles List to mark which reptiles are most at risk of going extinct, so scientists and conservations can channel their efforts to help the species that need it the most.
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But do the equities argue that the court should simply stand down on this issue when there is something to be said for Stone, in this most unusual of cases, being allowed to speak freely about his case — given that the trial is at least six months away, so no real fear at the moment of prejudicing a jury pool?
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Mr. Lang and Carnegie have come up with a most unusual solution to make sure the show goes on: Mr. Lang's 14-year-old protégé, Maxim Lando, will sit beside him at the piano and serve as his left hand as they play a rare two-piano version of Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" with another star, the jazz pianist Chick Corea.
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Here's what else we learned about a movie that is shaping up to be the most unusual piece of filmed Star Wars entertainment yet: You had a fast car ... "I've been running scams on the streets since I was 10," Ehrenreich says at the opening of the trailer, probably talking to the Emilia Clarke character Qi'ra, whom we see being taken for a spin by Han.
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By taking seriously the idea of how Dorothy might be treated after returning from Oz and spinning seemingly wild tales about the land, then taking some of the most unusual elements of Baum's follow-up novels (which are terrific in their own right), Return to Oz created a story that stands proudly alongside the original film, with a very different tone and visual language.
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So, I started researching more and more about the man who made it, and began to uncover not only one of the most forward thinking composers of the early electronic era, but surely one of the most unusual characters—a middle aged, working class American who according to his daughter at least, was an incredibly emotionally sensitive man, who made his music mostly for the enjoyment of his wife.
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"And just the most unusual dichotomy here as this comes on the heels of a statement that the president has put out essentially pardoning Saudi Arabia and the crown prince and the king there, despite what his intel community is expected to put out in a report today that Saudi Arabia is behind, that these leaders of Saudi Arabia are behind the killing of a Washington Post journalist," she said.
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Photograph by David Williams for The New Yorker The most unusual section is largely attributable to the owner, Yen Ngo, a Vietnamese-born chef in her late forties who moved to the U.S. in 1980; it's called "Hue: Ancient, Refined, Royal," after her parents' home city, which was Vietnam's imperial capital from 1802 to 1945 and is famous for traditional dishes that don't tend to travel abroad, including bite-size delicacies akin to Chinese dim sum.
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