Certainly Japan is a special case in many ways.
BREMEN is a special case in generally well-off Germany.
Afghanistan is a special case, in that its government cannot survive without western assistance.
Microsoft has been a special case in the history of European Union antitrust enforcement, racking up a total of $3.4 billion in fines over about a decade.
BOBBY BONILLA, 2000 1 year, $5.9 million A special case in which the dollar figure was quite low, but the ramifications were far-reaching.
It seems that the organisation is always breaking new ground and setting new records, and this weekend is a special case in point.
No wonder Crane remains a special case in the canon of American modernism, his reputation never quite as secure as that of Eliot or Stevens.
And he has convinced himself that the technologies that have made the Internet possible are "creating a special case in economic history.
Beyond sentimentality, no one has offered a convincing argument as to why Qantas is a special case in need of government assistance.
The RSC Midsummer Night's Dream is a special case in which an honourable attempt has been made to create "a play for the nation".
He denied Pistorius was a special case in light of his high profile and said the IPC had a good relationship with all of its athletes.
