Rare Defiance

A rare Persian Leopard.

Tom's pulse is low.

This is a very rare specimen.

This is a very rare case.

He's a rather rare individual.

Rhodium is the rarest metal.

Or was it a rare instance of generalized organ failure?

Now this is a very rare cancer, this BRD4 addicted cancer.

Are we really so vulnerable in front of money? Another user Huang Sheng echoed This is rare scene, and also pathetic.

I see a rare flower in the vase.

This species is rare and originates from Persia.

Needless to say, theft was a rare occurrence.

Hardly a day passes without a new story of malfeasance.

So for once, perhaps, the government is ahead of itself.

And a scarce resource is one you don't have an infinite amount of.

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Moreover, a rare syndrome called psychogenic amnesia is sometimes confused with traumatic amnesia.

There s not much to hear just an occasional groan, and some whispered sleep talk.

With rare bipartisan agreement, the Bush administration is proposing a substantial increase in benefits for the elderly. The proposed reforms may cost US taxpayers more than President Bush's massive tax cut of 2001, and one that implies a very significant redistribution from America's young to its old.

And there are lots of those. But the climate crisis is the rare but all important global, or strategic, conflict.

There are several types of alabaster found at the site, including pink, white, and the rare black alabaster.

In Japan, outsiders recently got a rare glimpse into the BOJ s activities when minutes of a policy meeting were leaked.

When found among Islamic believers like Mahathir, evidence of secular tolerance represents a rare sign of modernity and commitment to progress.

In the sea of bad translations and interpretations of the titles of foreign films to Serbian, The Eighth Passenger is a rare case of good movie title. Alien

With so many challenges, TECHO's work is a rare source of good news in Mexico's fight to eradicate poverty.

But the presidency of the World Bank is a rare presidential plum an appointment that is not subject even to Congressional hearings.

This incident has, however, enabled a rare open defiance against top down censorship and even called for collective support from public intellectuals.

Kenya has been forced to redefine water as a scarce commodity rather than a basic need.

We see, after a long time, a rare occasion where politicians and their supporters, and even racial and religious bigots, have stopped spouting nonsense and bickering among themselves.

It is tempting to ascribe the rare African successes Botswana and Mauritius to foreign demand for their exports (diamonds and garments, respectively), but that story goes only so far.

Could we take this precious and rare cancerous material from this chest tube and drive it across town and put it into mice and try to do a clinical trial and stage it with a prototype drug?

He was the first teacher of the language, but not the last, because through his hard work, Ramírez left an important legacy in the revitalization of his ancestral language.

He became one of the outstanding policy economists of our time, displaying the same rare talent demonstrated in his theoretical work the ability to extract the essence of a complicated problem and explain it in terms that made it appear simple.