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"Mass murderers!" British viewers tuning in for the first day on air of the Kremlin-backed broadcaster's new RT UK channel had been promised a unique insight into their homeland – "the side of the story they won't see on the mainstream channels" – and the maverick American host of the The Keiser Report didn't disappoint.

Whether time is spent splashing around at massive pool parties, roaming between countless art installations, or dancing at the late night stages attendees are promised a totally unique experience of a lifetime.

Newcomers are promised unique wonders, invariably delivered.

From the first minute something unique is promised, with a procession of dancers emerging from the stage for an extended and elaborately balletic routine before a giant LED screen, the tone mysterious and teasing as the screen eventually raises to reveal Knowles floating on slowly in a neck-to-toe ballgown.

(A second volume is promised).

We buy them without knowing which film will be shown, or where, but they promise a unique experience: a screening (probably a cult classic) in a lively atmosphere that includes characters re-enacting scenes, thematic installations, related food and drink and some audience interaction.

It's the second instalment of the JA Express series, and promises a unique dancefloor experience and music education.

Such applications promise a unique user experience.

In 2011 the government pledged more than £17m to develop the St Cuthman's special school site in West Sussex as a state-of-the-art boarding facility, which the Department for Education promised would be a "unique and pioneering project".

However, next year promises to be a unique one, with grim forecasts about the economy and renewed interest in the presidency.

It promises to be a unique, unflinching experience, which celebrates Dunbar's triumphs and dissects her legacy.