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A program with almost unrivaled political support, he added, could turn into yet another government transfer program.

For Mr. Arafat, the pope's visit is a tremendous coup, an on-site and almost unrivaled affirmation of Palestinian sovereignty.

And with the original Yankee Stadium now gone, Fenway also benefits from its sheer, almost unrivaled, history, and, of course, from the never-ending Yankees-Red Sox rivalry.

Like it or not -- and some people don't like it at all -- the pinking of America has become a multibillion-dollar business, a marketing, merchandising and fund-raising opportunity that is almost unrivaled in scope.

The state chapter of the Coastal Conservation Association sponsors the Cup, and as Dave Fallon, president of its Manhattan unit, observed, "New York has an almost unrivaled striper fishery, so it surely deserves gamefish protected status".

His worries had earned him a reputation for being alarmist, but he refused to keep quiet since his network of missionaries, lay people and aid workers in the diocese gave him an almost unrivaled perspective on the Darien jungle region.

The Akkadian seal cutter's craft reached a standard of perfection virtually unrivaled in later times.

Maná has a mass appeal nearly unrivaled in the Latin pop world.

Its understanding of how consumers use and relate to technology is virtually unrivaled.

As first the leader of, then a major donor to, the law school where two buildings now bear his name, Mr. Warren had an influence there that spanned five decades and "was probably unrivaled at almost any law school in the latter part of the 20th century," said David W. Leebrun, the current dean.

Watch the unrivaled Nya-Suke jump almost 7 feet into the air.