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"Thanks to CUCommunity, our undergraduate body is closer than ever before," the piece said.

"Wireless devices today are more sophisticated than ever before," the company said in a statement.

"We are closer to passing this reform than ever before," the president told reporters.

"There is great unity in my campaign, perhaps greater than ever before," the Republican candidate tweeted on Wednesday.

"More Americans -- and more African-Americans -- are going on to college than ever before," the president said.

"Over the last few decades, we've also locked up more and more nonviolent drug offenders than ever before, for longer than ever before," the President said.

"I've enjoyed watching him much more during this Australian Open than ever before," the Swede told BBC Sport.

Today's business environment provides tougher competition than ever before, stressing the important role played by information and forecasts in decision-making.

The designer must, more than ever before, take into consideration the views and concerns of all the 'interested parties' – stakeholders.

If, in recent years, there have been more titles published than ever before, and more books sold than ever before, the media have devoted more attention to books than ever before, focusing on new fiction in particular.

"Have you ever braised before?" the butcher asked.