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Still, she was a groundbreaking figure for her career path as well as for the singular quality of her buildings, and she changed the power dynamics of a profession that desperately needed to evolve — and that desperately needs to keep doing so.
The lob is the purest insofar as its singular quality is geometric elusiveness – for a scoring shot to be classed as a lob it must, according to rules made up just moments ago, have passed the keeper at a height that meant reaching it would have been impossible even if the keeper or defender had jumped straight upwards.
I think you and the Times editors missed the most singular quality shared by your readers: we read your competitors.
The '06 Chablis are fine wines for the most part, but less distinctive, lacking for me the singular qualities that make Chablis stand out among the seven seas of white wines.
He and Reinhardt had found a marvellous actor named Royal Dano to play the part of the Tattered Man, he said, and Dano had that singular quality that makes for greatness on the screen.
But there is a singular quality to European red clay, which is why Tiafoe and Frank Salazar, the center's senior director of high performance, left Washington for Spain on May 15.
The singular quality of each, as well as the integrity of the project, is established.
In a new staging for the Komische Oper Berlin, where he is artistic director, Barrie Kosky introduces – as he puts it – a German audience to the singular qualities of Aussie-British pantomime.
The translation of the question asked was: 'How important do you think your hip osteoarthritis is for your global quality of life?'.
Winkelman, who is popular in MK but still despised in parts of south London for relocating Wimbledon FC to Milton Keynes, offered reassurance to residents who fear MK's singular qualities – and particularly its grid – are being destroyed by new development.
