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Indeed, the anti-tax grumblers on this site and elsewhere will be wound up this year like never before by a unique confluence of political circumstances: the wild swing from the rate-burning Bush to the bitter herbs of Obama's policies; the freshly passed, bondage-deepening health care bill; the leavening of the Tea Party movement.

As evidenced by tracks like "Long Way Down," DeLong maintains a unique confluence of electronic and organic elements that often leaves him stuck between the rock show and the rave.

By the time European colonists began to explore the Lower Mississippi Valley, a unique confluence of waterways had formed where the Red River joined the Mississippi, and the Atchafalaya River flowed out into the Atchafalaya Basin.

"It's a unique confluence of events.

The veteran population presents a unique confluence of biopsychosocial factors in the treatment of spinal conditions.

Ms. Minnelli's stardom is based on a unique confluence of talent and biography, persistence and collapse.

The true promise of genomic medicine lies in integrating biological knowledge with the ancient Hippocratic ideal of treating each patient as an individual, a unique confluence of heredity, environment and experience.

American and European bankers said that while they were aware that South Korean companies were overextended, they thought it would require a unique confluence of events to transform Asia's economic problems into a full-blown disaster.

This year has turned out to be a unique confluence of events—some exciting, some challenging including the lawsuit and fracturing of the Asian American community, the endowment tax, and our new University president.

The blurring lines between agency and studio is the result of a unique confluence of industry trends.

Russia's economy began to decline steeply by the second half of 2014 as the combination of poorly-planned investments during the boom period and a unique confluence of low oil prices and sanctions relating to the annexation of Crimea plunged the economy into recession.