uniquely

• “Season of the Witch appears to be a title uniquely suited to unravel the meaning of the terms”

  Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion

• “The court relied on what it called the uniquely pervasive nature of broadcast media and its unique accessibility to children.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “As a reminder that any enterprise would take place in uniquely Afghan circumstances, the notice emphasizes the need for manual labor and a minimum of machinery.”

  The Washington Post: U.S. considers chicken-raising in Afghanistan

• “It's a pure, minerally wine made almost entirely (90%) and uniquely from the Clairette grape.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Ch

• “Why has it been that at every point since 1997 faced with the Asian crisis, the IT collapse, a stock exchange crash, an American recession, last year a house price bubble, this year rising world oil prices, why has it been that at every point since 1997 Britain uniquely has continued to grow?”

  Gordon Brown did spot the housing bubble, he just thought he had it beaten

• “I'm very excited to see this story unfold -- it's a perfect example of what the idea of PrairieMod is all about: Timeless Principles we learn from our past, expressed in uniquely individual ways for today.”

  Visit This Center!

• “Selling perfume in uniquely designed bottles was revolutionary enough, but Coty dared to allow customers to sample the perfume before purchasing it!”

  The Chemistry of Beauty | Edwardian Promenade

• “The housing problem cannot be solved by attacking the tax payer who equally has to cope with it on the basis that a public sector worker uniquely is “entitled” to own property.”

  Ironic Ducks

• “The '72 team in uniquely immortal in American sports and I don't want us to lose that special place.”

  Dolphins statements on Patriots' 16-0 run

• “At the same time, many of the values that remain uniquely American do not endear us to most other societies.”

  The Values Racket

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