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The deal ranks as Yahoo's fourth-biggest ever, according to Standard & Poor's Capital IQ.

Russia may need good protest literature more than ever, according to Sorokin.

This year will very probably be the hottest year ever, according to the World Meteoreological Organisation.

She is fit again, and as confident and decisive as ever, according to Hamm.

That would make the deal China's largest acquisition in Australia ever, according to Thomson Reuters data.

Last year's parliamentary poll was the most fraudulent ever, according to human rights groups.

But now more people are dying from tuberculosis than ever, according to United Nations figures.

"With Kindle DX's large display, reading newspapers is more enjoyable than ever," according to Amazon's Web site.

The cost of insuring against European bank default is at its highest ever, according to Markit, an information provider.

Unemployment is higher than ever; according to one estimate, nearly half of all young people under 25 are jobless.

Yet O'Neal -- the Most Dominant Ever, according to the syntactically awkward title he gave himself -- is unemployed.