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Being an international student can be a unique selling point: I don't think being an international student is a problem.

Look out, Sprint: your $100 Unlimited Everything plan might not be a unique selling point for too much longer.

Everything.me's visual, button-style approach to searching apps for content, integrated into the Firefox mobile platform, could prove to be a unique selling point to help differentiate it from Android, iOS, Windows Phone and the other mobile platforms on the market.

Its chief executive, Duncan Smith, says that this freedom from Ofcom control is a unique selling point.

It is a unique selling point - GameBoy Advance cannot do it.

There is a unique selling proposal for a piece of paper.

It's a unique selling point for British companies, not just for those in the sports sector.

"People get a kick out of it, and it is a unique selling point," Ms. Sehring said, adding that it also provided a windfall.

It's a unique selling point to students increasingly concerned about their job prospects after graduation; mirroring the way industry increasingly requires its employees to work will it's hoped, give them an edge in a competitive marketplace.

A term coined by critic Roz Kaveney and later popularised by the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, the Big Dumb Object (BDO) is a unique selling point of the sci-fi genre.

It was a unique selling point acknowledged by Avatar director Cameron who observed: "You can pirate a 3D movie but you can't pirate it in 3D, so you can't bottle that 3D experience".