The push for golf courses comes in part from the unique financial situation of City Park.
However, "None of this detracts from the unique pleasures of a mighty novel that will delight Pynchonians and seduce newcomers.
Key quote: John Rawcliffe, from the Unique Manuka Factor Honey Association, said: 'There is potentially huge fraud.
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His convictions stem from the unique position, he says, of having rubbed shoulders with the 250,000 people who passed through his television studio over 18 years.
In part, the Pentagon's new approach stems from the unique challenges of going to war against Mr. bin Laden and his Taliban sponsors in Afghanistan.
"Like Realtors tell you: paint the walls white," he said, "and keep it unoffensive -- and definitely stay away from the unique.
Romney often argues that his plan resulted from the unique circumstances of the state, and in many ways this is true.
How much of Rajesh's incandescence and Jagu's tenderness were linked to the unique constructions of their psyches that emanated, ultimately, from the unique constructions of their genomes?
The lethality of the roadway stems from the unique mix of geography, the road itself, and the drivers' disregard for the laws of physics.
This implementation stems from the unique structure of the utterances.
