rarity

My customers love the romance and rarity because it comes from Paris.

Two decades after Frankie Goes To Hollywood and The Communards, being an "out" band was still a rarity and, to certain minds in the music industry, a risk.

“Out of the hundreds of pursuits that take place each year, it’s a rarity that they end like this.”

Ben Stokes let out his frustration on the field, a rarity for the England skipper, who later apologised to the team in the dressing room.

In full view of the American public, the 53-year-old has invested his time, operational know-how and ample pocketbook into trying to get the Republican elected - a rarity among the nation's business elite who traditionally prefer to influence politics from behind the scenes.