He offered wise, if unusual, advice to these aspiring venturers that can be applied beyond Japan.
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They provided an instructive, if unusual, experiment.
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If anything unusual occurs, the control rods immediately drop, shutting off the nuclear reaction.
It lets you monitor an elderly family member's home and sends you a text message if anything unusual is detected.
If an unusual microbiome leads to the gut needing extra sulphur, the brain may pay the price by developing abnormally.
So it remains to be seen if this rather unusual public outburst against Mr Blair - and Mr Bush - will just cause a raised eyebrow for one day, or mark a rather more important ratcheting up of public concern in Britain about where Middle East policy is going.
It is highly unusual, if not unique, to have a minister admitting she is not good enough and giving herself the sack.
The assembly is unusual, if not unique, in having law-making and spending powers, but not tax and borrowing powers, according to the commission's report.
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There is still room, on occasion, for a more hierarchal style of leading, but only in truly urgent circumstances, hopefully an unusual, if not, rare occurrence.
It was all very conspiratorial, and I felt strangely privileged to have been afforded such an unusual, if grubby, perspective on a city I thought I knew well.
But if you take out unusual items and look at underlying income, the performance is fairly flat - which isn't a great surprise, since the economies of the rich west in which Barclays operates are hardly booming.
If there is something more unusual on the menu, such as barbequed boar or venison, we suggest you go for it.
If homosexuality is caused by unusual in-utero testosterone exposure (a plausible hypothesis), then the system that controls body odour may change in related and detectable ways.
One thing's for sure: If a person has an unusual name and then becomes internationally famous, there's a good chance that his name will live on for centuries.
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The extra-long olive branch will be slightly unusual for Microsoft if it's confirmed, but then the company is also trying to move along a user base that in some cases has clung to XP for more than a decade.
Be unusual and memorable: if, for example, you reached Level 60 on World of Warcraft, tell your future boss why that means you have monster leadership skills.
Previous administrations refused to extradite people since it was considered "cruel and unusual" punishment and worse if the defendant faced capital punishment.
If you're selling a really unusual candidate, then wacky ads can work.
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"The ball swung around all day, which is unusual in Australia, and if we have the same conditions we back our guys to put it in the right places, " he said.
The thinking in Paris is clearly that a French member of the Big Pharma club would be preferable to French dominance of the also-rans club, or to takeovers by foreign rivals even if this means an unseemly, and unusual, hostile takeover battle.
If you would like to read a truly unusual regulatory decision, I would recommend this one to you.
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And then write a personal letter explaining any unusual circumstances--say, if you lost your job or reported a big, one-time capital gain.
"If the teams determine that the cases are unusual in any way, they will make preventive or corrective recommendations, " a statement from the Army's surgeon general said.
In the evenings, chamois (a goat-antelope species native to mountains in Europe) click across the surrounding rocks, and if the weather is clear you get the most unusual of mountain views, peering down onto ships far below on the Atlantic Ocean.
Still, if this was unilateralism, it was of a most unusual kind: co-operative unilateralism, you might call it.
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They were calling because they have noticed the unusual international transfer activity, and were curious if this would be a repeating pattern in the future.
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If Kenyatta wins, he will find himself in an unusual quandary, as he has been indicted by the International Criminal Court for allegedly inciting a local militia to conduct reprisal attacks in the last election.
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That way, if your child develops certain warning signs, such as unusual sadness, irritability, anxiety, inattention, or a change in appetite, sleep, or ability to enjoy things, the doctor may be able to zero in on the cause -- and get your child help -- a lot sooner.
Hannifin delights in picking out unusual items that demonstrate the principles of science as if by magic.
If someone with inside information was buying up NYSE Euronext options at unusual levels, they would have had a hard time concealing it.
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