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Paul Goodman at ConservativeHome says this must be the most un-Tory manifesto ever published by the party.

The screamer "best sex i've ever had" — an instant classic — is widely regarded as the most libel-proof headline ever published by the Post.

Some Catholic commentators believe that the bishops have moved too far into essentially political matters, and that they have produced "arguably the most socialistic document ever published by the Bishops' Conference of England and Wales".

Bowersock writes: "It is moving to read in the first guidebook to Palmyra ever published by the Syrians, in 1966, that the images evoked by the objects at the newly built museum there 'form a chain of our great Arab national heritage'.

Moreover, it is one of the most highly cited papers ever published by the Journal.

Compare this brilliant, heartfelt, vicious, deeply personal Grantland piece about performance-enhancing drugs with, well, anything ever published by the Sports section of the New York Times.

The Hundred Brothers is possibly the strangest novel ever published by an American.

There will be no next time, however, the sole issue of Prospect Ingraham has put out will be the last ever published by CAP.

We announced before the election the most comprehensive anti-avoidance programme ever published by a major political party in Britain and are pushing this government hard on the issue.

"The Decoration of Houses" is arguably the most influential book ever published by an American on interior decoration and design.

The author of the first music-theory article ever published by Science magazine, he has received a Rhodes scholarship, a Guggenheim fellowship, and additional prizes from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Tanglewood, the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, and others.