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Outstandingly,

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In an outstanding manner.

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His judgment on the Iraq war was outstandingly good, opposing the entire political establishment and getting it right, and he got the reward for that at the election that followed when he achieved the greatest number of Liberal Democrat MPs than any before him.

For all that, he loves his work and has thrived during his time on this ward, which he describes as "an outstandingly well-run unit".

"The Typhoon fighter jet performed outstandingly in Libya, and so it's no surprise that Oman want to add this aircraft to their fleet".

RIDLEY SCOTT'S "Gladiator" is the box-office sensation of the summer not just because it is outstandingly well made but because, for the first time, it successfully marries two different Hollywood approaches to the Roman empire.

And from the earliest Christian period, followers of Jesus venerated the memories and the physical remains of fellow-believers whom they held in high esteem, either because they were martyrs for the faith or because they had led outstandingly holy lives.

So Mr Meriwether sold 30-year Treasuries and bought 29-year Treasuries and waited for the gap to close.Special report Greed and fear Wild-animal spirits In Plato's cave When markets turn How to play chicken and lose The uneven contest Fixing finance Sources & acknowledgmentsReprints Related items Long-term sickness?Oct 1st 1998For a while LTCM was outstandingly successful.

Some are bound to focus on Mr Mendoza, who was once publicly lauded for being an outstandingly good cop.

And Norway has played a notable part in seeking peace in such places as Israel (remember the Oslo accords of 1993), Myanmar and, more recently, Sri Lanka.It has also been outstandingly generous in handing out a bigger share of its wealth, 0.9% of GDP, to the world's poor than any other country; the prime minister says he wants that figure to rise to 1%.

Not only was he lucky but on many occasions his pilot was Paul Tibbets, an outstandingly skilful airman who was to command the Enola Gay.Mission 13In 1944 Paul Tibbets was told about the Manhattan Project and ordered to pick a crew for what was called special bombing mission number 13.

It happened because of the collapse of a noble who, amid tough competition, was an outstandingly nasty man.

But what matters more is that he has written an outstandingly effective book his best popular work to date.

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