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IAI has also developed a manned airborne early-warning system based on a Gulfstream G550 executive jet.Another area where IAI is uniquely strong because of Israel's security requirements is in anti-ballistic-missile defences.

"Because of this history, the bond between the Algerian national team and our people is uniquely strong and we took the comments by the Germans before the game as a slur on our population," the striker Lakhdar Belloumi says, pointing out that several former FLN players were part of the coaching staff in 1982, including Abdelhamid Zouba and the co-manager Rachid Mekloufi.

However, the DSM's influence is uniquely strong in the United States, where the private healthcare system requires a diagnosis recognised by the manual for the patient to be considered legitimately ill and be reimbursed by the health insurer for any treatment.

Though Ramaswamy argues that the "rationale [for Axovant's Alzheimer's drug] is uniquely strong relative to other therapies that have entered into Phase 3 trials," he also concedes that he "can't promise the clinical trials will work".

Montaigne lived in an era when standards of evidence were being relaxed for witchcraft trials, because – as his contemporary Jean Bodin influentially argued – witches were uniquely strong at resisting interrogation, yet their planned crimes were uniquely dangerous and must be prevented at all costs.

The researchers found the correlation between tea party support and educational segregation to be uniquely strong compared to factors like racial segregation and class segregation.

"Hirvonen, a well-known documentary-maker in her native Finland, has a style that is uniquely spare and strong, and she uses it to weave a powerful pattern of tension and resolution that makes the pulse race," said Melissa Katsoulis in the Financial Times.

This moderately large published family [ 6] is characterized by a high rate of gene duplication and gene loss and is uniquely subject to strong positive selection on the extracellular face of the protein.

It is uniquely worldly while retaining a strong Scottish spirit.

The use of such representations and processes, which we refer to as the algorithmic approach, is uniquely suited for problems requiring strong models, i.e., tasks and domains that are well defined, and/or involve close interaction with the environment.

With its economic weight, Berlin is uniquely placed to assume a stronger leadership position in reshaping the governance of the euro zone.