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In some ways, the rise and fall of Mr. Murcia, a child of Bogotá's slums who clawed his way into Colombia's elite, may be even more exceptional than Mr. Madoff's.
Her delicate air of desire-suspended intelligence is even more exceptional than skeletal structure in Renoir's perceptions of women.
"When I took the job, I knew I was getting an exceptional player, a ranked player, but she's even more exceptional than I thought.
Although visitors will not realise it, a short interview filmed at GCHQ is even more exceptional, the only film for public viewing ever permitted inside the Cheltenham complex.
Each hinged leaf is divided into three tiers packed with carefully observed and finely carved figures, from the delicately treading donkey Christ rides towards Jerusalem to an unnervingly jaunty chap prodding Christ on the cross.In Mr Lowden's opinion, the Nativity and Last Judgment diptych is even more exceptional though it was bought in October 2005 for a mere €6,000.
The end result is even more exceptional than the "aural vision" I'd had all these years.
In this context, exceptional athletes are even more unique.
My feeling about filmmaking is that the more time you spend, the better it is, even more than the amount of money, although that was also exceptional.
What's even more shocking is what happened when they sent out resumes that were of exceptional quality.
In many ways this was an even more exceptional year, as the Scots not only recorded one of their most famous international victories but also seriously challenged and shook the accepted order of European club football.
