Del Bosque described him as "an exceptional case, unique".
In his defense, Barnett was asked whether he had an exceptional or unique skill and ability as a basketball player.
New Yorkers consider their city an exceptional place, unique in the nation as a center of commerce, culture, finance and entertainment.
Jefferson also sent pawpaw seeds to associates in Europe, as the plant was considered an exceptional and unique American biological discovery.
Romney's own view is that "America is an exceptional and unique nation... we have to have an American century, where America leads the free world and the free world leads the entire world".
These investigations have been possible as a result of the long-standing Swedish practice of gathering data concerning individuals' health and social adaptation in general registries, which provide an exceptional and unique source of information for monitoring both diseases and social problems.
What made America exceptional, unique in the world, was defining its own national interest beyond its narrow economic and security needs to encompass the safety and prosperity of a vast array of allies.
He acquired his knowledge under the guidance of the exceptional, unique and pre-eminent master of our times, Hoja Jafar Konuni,3 the inestimable master Ali Dusti Nai,4 the exceptional master, my favourite, the honourable Mir Masti, and also Maulana Hasan, known as Kaukabi, an expert on all the rudiments and categories of musical knowledge, and others.
We opt instead for the comforting euphemisms -- "exceptional," "unique," "indispensable".
The result is an exceptional, if not unique, form of governance for a news publisher.
3D printing provides an exceptional, simple, and unique way of preserving history from both the past and present.
