It is far from accidental; the Black Angels have been directed on such a course very carefully, and in accordance with a discipline which Allan claims remains unequalled even by the British Army.
And that's a pity, because Mr Asmus has a knowledge of Beckett and Beckett's own vision for how to perform his plays that is unequalled in today's theatre.A 73-year-old German living in Berlin, Mr Asmus was told last year about an astonishing nine-minute version of Beckett's "Not I" performed by an Irish actress, Lisa Dwan.
IN A country torn apart by war, an unequalled archive aims to ensure that the lessons of recent history are shared and not lost.
The result was an unequalled body of work, from his string of 1940s classics, including his annual Carnegie Hall concerts, to the landmark performance that ignited the 1956 Newport Jazz Festival and relaunched his career, to his globetrotting during the 1960s and 1970s, which ceased only with his death from cancer in 1974.
At the same time he framed and preserved less famous moments, elevating them with his genius so that they somehow seemed to capture the essence of life itself.His unequalled ability to seize a millisecond in time was uncanny.
Mr Cook, after heroic efforts, found "the main elements of the proof" in 1994; he and others subsequently revised some of the details.Allan GibbardMichiganWorld Cup goalsSIR – You declare that Ronaldo's eight goals in this World Cup were "a feat unequalled by any player since Brazil's Pele in 1970" ("The world this week", July 6th).
Even if Hollywood is in the dumps (see article), it still boasts an unequalled array of sunrise industries and the most agile venture-capital industry on the planet; there is no prospect of the likes of Google decamping from Mountain View for Austin, though many start-ups have.
The watchmakers of southern Lancashire proved an unequalled source of high-quality, low-cost gears.This is a beautifully written book, the language as clear as a brook and with the same tumbling energy.
Whether that is because of their unequalled wisdom, because the IT industry is full of males who are too caught up with technology to have met many women other than their mothers, or because of a misogynist streak that suspects women of a certain age to be diehard analogues is a moot point.Grandmothers, sisters, teenage daughters and other female kin also have their place.
At the same time the Republicans increased their majorities in both House and Senate a feat unequalled since FDR's re-election in 1936.
"I like his message and the firm way he gives it," she says.For five years or so after he saw off a brief coup in 2002 and then survived a prolonged general strike this formula of lavish social programmes and make-work schemes in poorer areas, as well as an unequalled ability to communicate with ordinary Venezuelans, served Mr Chávez well.
