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Again and again around Meriden – even after an interminable campaign and decades of argument before that – people said they thought no one had ever presented the pros and cons of membership fairly and comprehensibly.

In an interview this week, a former senior military officer disputed that the unit members had ever presented to their superiors information that identified Mr. Atta or other suspected members of Al Qaeda.

Last winter it took until March to convince my then 2-year-old that sledding was not the worst idea I had ever presented her with in the history of time.

As a result, the show is drawing more people than any show this museum has ever presented.

"No Australian government has ever presented such a comprehensive program of change in a single package," Keating said in 1988.

Asserting that no one has ever presented an unedited staging of the work, Mr. Stein calls his "Faust" a world premiere, and it has certainly gained the equivalent attention.

6], she writes, "Asserting that no one has ever presented an unedited staging of the work, Mr. Stein calls his 'Faust' a world premiere".

Nick Spencer Leamington Spa, Warwickshire Faced with possibly the most inept campaign and candidate the Tories have ever presented to the British public, Sadiq Khan won with 57% to 43%.

Without going to Stern's hyperbolic lengths, I would argue that LeBron James is as complete and spectacular a player as the league has ever presented.

"My Fair Lady" is produced by the Court Theater but is the first play the Court has ever presented in a Chicago theater outside its home in the outlying Hyde Park neighborhood.

If you've ever presented your real live children, or relatives, or loved ones to people whose opinion you respect, you'll be familiar with the personal unease this can provoke.