That's not a criticism, because it's not unique to them.
The case drew widespread attention, in part because it was not unique.
One of his own defense attorneys, during a pretrial hearing, argued, in effect, that testimony regarding what an unpleasant boyfriend Bonds was should be ruled inadmissible because it was not unique: plenty of people could testify to his unpleasantness!
You don't need to get rid of something you like just because it's not unique or keep something you hate because it is.
We did not include the Model of Pathway to Treatment because it is not a unique model of symptom appraisal in its own right but rather a framework in which existing psychological theories of appraisal and help-seeking are integrated.
She is thrilled by the idea of this exhibition in particular because it is not a retrospective, but a unique gathering of Rothko's late work, including the Seagram Murals, originally commissioned to hang in the dining room of the Four Seasons Restaurant in New York, and several other series, including the very last he ever painted, known as Black on Grey.
In the East, he wrote in an e-mail, air pollution is at its worst in the summer, and in the West the regulations are an overreaction: "Because it is not realistic to test each unique masonry fireplace in a laboratory" to evaluate its emissions, he noted, "it is easier for some municipalities to arbitrarily limit" the use of all wood-burning fireplaces.
"Maplewood village is unique because it is not a drive-through town, and it never will be," said Dan Kaslow, who has lived here for 20 years.
It becomes an illustration of his life ("Oh, that character's really his first wife"), when of course the best of his fiction is unique because it is not just one man's story.
This conflict is unique because it is not a proxy war between Russia and the West, and it's fascinating considering America's posture during its early stages.
