rarely done

“Form follows function in such a beautiful way and in a way that is so rarely done. You just rarely see this level of craftsmanship in an industry that’s moving at breakneck speed to make money.”

To normalize him as much as possible, I think, is something that is so rarely done with his character.

But it’s “rarely done in the U.S.” for health workers to be assigned responsibility for the whole population in a geographic area, “including the ones that don’t show up at clinics,” said Dr. Asaf Bitton, associate professor of medicine and healthcare policy at Harvard.

He says it could result in teams needing to use their regular special-teams units some in preseason games — which has been rarely done in recent years — to get a good feel for it.

It is significant that the IDF chief and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu quickly acknowledged the IDF’s blame and apologized for the mistake, something they have rarely done after any of the other attacks that have killed civilians.