These forms of social relations were seen as being "uniquely unique" to Japan and as providing the country with a unique advantage in building an advanced industrial society (Sugimoto 2003: p. 15).
"London is uniquely unique in its uniqueness, a uniqueness unique for being uniquely singular in its unique qualities".
But it would appear that their dream of being uniquely GMO-free has been usurped by a uniqueness of another kind.
A country that long prided itself on being uniquely oppressed is rich.
And then there is Zzyzx ("ZYE-ziks"), California, which bears mention simply for being uniquely impenetrable.
The IMF has just reported that Britain, far from being uniquely well-placed to weather recession, is likely to suffer more severely than most of its principal competitors.
The encoding here has the virtue of being uniquely decipherable, but, to understand what makes it "impractical," consider the following strings: 011111111111111 and 01111111111111.
I confess, I was heartened to find that his average Verizon bill was identical, almost to the dollar, to mine, which I'd suspected of being uniquely inflated.
It is one thing to imagine a person's mental life not being uniquely fixed by his behaviour, as in the case of excellent actors; it is quite another to imagine a person's mental life not being uniquely fixed by his functional organization.
Ever since, America has been blessed or burdened, depending on your point of view, with this idea of Manifest Destiny, of being uniquely chosen by God to do his will.
Bipedalism – standing and walking around on two legs – is something else that we often think of as being uniquely human (among primates at least – obviously there are other bipedal animals: kangaroos, birds and a fair few dinosaurs spring to mind).
