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• s  radically distinctive and without equal

• The Yale School of Fine Arts may be imitative, slightly archaic, but it does give its pupils a knowledge of drawing and the use of paint apparently unequalled in other college .
• The actual number of these letters is not of public record but the best evidence that it has gone beyond all previous highs is the precaution, wholly unequalled in other .
• In 1908 his own qualifications for the Presidency were unequalled.

• alone
• unique
• unequaled
• unparalleled

News & Articles

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• CBP named most veg-friendly park again
  PETA raves about the Phillies' stadium's "unequalled meat-free chicken steak, followed closely by the unique and delicious vegetarian pit-beef barbecue."
  June 18, 2013 - Philly.com
• Optimism Blooms: Michigan’s Small Business Leaders Poised to Invest
  The latest Michigan Future Business Index survey of small and midsize business leaders shows unequalled confidence in the state's business economy and a rekindled desire to reinvest in their own future.
  June 16, 2013 - CBS Detroit
• Optimism Blooms: Michigan's Small Business Leaders Poised to Invest and Grow with Confidence in Recovering State Economy
  LANSING, Mich., June 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The latest Michigan Future Business Index survey of small and midsize business leaders shows unequalled confidence in the state's business economy and a rekindled ...
  June 14, 2013 - PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Tyler Perry in MarketWatch
  Lionsgate has shared and nurtured my creative vision in a way that no other studio could match,said Perry. "They continue to play a vital role in bringing my messages to new audiences in new markets every single day with unequalled...
• Jerry Jones in Reuters
  We're extremely proud of our world-class Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision screen,said Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones. "We have designed everything about Cowboys Stadium to provide an unequalled experience for our fans, and this screen...
• Mark Damazer in BBC News
  Mark Damazer, the controller of BBC Radio 4, said Sir Charles was a "magnificent" man who "embodied all that is best in the BBC's journalism". "He had a brilliant eye and an unequalled ability to convey what he saw and what he knew."