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Modern equivalents of such Aristophanic light-heartedness may be found in Verdi's Falstaff (1893) and in the unrivalled comic genius of Homer Simpson, both of which, of course, were unknown to Hegel.

The study began by identifying the psychological groups associated with a fear of immigration or foreigners: right-wing authoritarianism, social dominance orientation (the conviction that your group needs to fight for prominence in the world) and collective narcissism (belief in the unrivalled greatness of your country).

Most nations nurture a faith in the unrivalled beauty of their homeland.

The Sopranos celebrates its 15th anniversary this year, and re-watching the unrivalled drama in 2014 you are reminded how peculiar, iconic and era-defining its costume was.

She is, she told me, "a crazy researcher", and in the Picasso Museum's unrivalled, intimate collection of documents she soon made spectacular discoveries.

And in the meantime, above all, the unrivalled power of poetry to make present the imagined world is boldly reaffirmed.

Barlow's intellectual and scholarly qualities are arguably most evident in his editions of complex and technically difficult Latin texts, whose meaning he would elucidate with an almost unrivalled brilliance, and in the writing of biography, a genre about which he thought very deeply, as befitted someone who had contemplated a career as a novelist in his youth.

In 1997, the US was the unrivalled key player.

Max, who was the unrivalled principal in the previous films, is surprisingly good at sharing the screen.

The unrivalled technology sector in the Bay Area of San Francisco pushed Silicon Valley to second place and San Francisco to tenth place in the index.

One of her sons is studying to become an architect, her income is steady and the respect she commands in the village is unrivalled by any man.