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He is the second-best shooting guard ever with only Michael Jordan in front of him at the position.

The Elmiraj is perhaps the least decorated Cadillac ever, with only three air vents as accents on the exterior.

Full‑backs remain as unappreciated as ever, with only one, Philipp Lahm, making the 23-man longlist for Monday night's 2013 Fifa Ballon D'Or awards.

Peirsol's time in the 200-meter backstroke was the second-fastest ever, with only Krayzelburg's world record faster.

President Obama's demand this afternoon that Congress do its fundamental job and keep the government open will have no more influence on hard-liners in the House than it ever has, even with only a few hours left until the midnight shutdown.

It has remained so ever since, with only minor departures and rearrangements.

Dragon is one of the easiest adult adventure games ever released, with only one truly clever puzzle.

Or does Roberts's abrupt departure from his chairmanship, following dismaying comments on female ambition, leave that advice, along with pretty much everything he has ever said, with only cautionary (assuming we forget about entertainment) value?

But the administration and the mining industry point out that in general mines are safer than they have ever been, with only 22 coal-mining fatalities in all of 2005, the lowest since records have been kept.

More important, its almost metaphysical constitution, with half the voting capital, but not control, held by the Financial News (and now the Financial Times, into which Bracken folded his daily in 1945), has survived ever since, with only one hiccup, mercifully long forgotten.It can be asked whether that long-lasting format will carry The Economist through the new century.

Each version of Android has improved management and security capabilities, but the vast array of devices on the market means it's unlikely that enterprises will ever deal with only one device type.