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In a statement on Monday, she defended the IOM's ability to carry out the investigation but said that "given the particular circumstances," she did not object to "exceptionally resorting to an external investigation".

But it would be exceptionally brave, or foolhardy, judging on the statistics alone.

It comes down to the two main ingredients: oysters and artichokes pairing so exceptionally well.

It’s not good this time and it is going to be exceptionally hard.

"It will be of interest to two different kinds of people: Titanic specialists, of course, but also stamp collectors who like postmarks. This one, dated 'Cork 3.45pm April 11 1912' is exceptionally rare."