According to a Gallup poll from December 2010, 80percentt of Americans agree that "because of the United States' history and its Constitution... the United States has a unique character that makes it the greatest country in the world".
A December poll (USA Today-Gallup) found that 37percentt of Americans don't think Obama believes that the "U.S. has a unique character that makes it the greatest country in the world". This nevertheless leaves a majority - 58percentt - who do think he believes it, compared with 86percentt who thought Ronald Reagan did, followed by Bill Clinton (77) and George W. Bush (74).
In that same 2010 Gallup poll, Americans were asked which recent presidents believed that "the United States has a unique character that makes it the greatest country in the world".
Snow-white and harder than petroleum paraffin wax, the synthetic product has a unique character and high purity that make it a suitable replacement for certain vegetable waxes and as a modifier for petroleum waxes and for some plastics, such as polyethylene.
Bhutanese Buddhism, though belonging to the larger family of Tibetan Buddhist traditions, has a unique character.
The Welsh language has a unique character which reminds me of the country's landscapes and history.
From Windjana, Lennard, Bell and Adcock's to Manning, Mt Barnett and Galvan's, each has a unique character and all have sublime swimming holes.
Within each mode, each pitch has a unique character, which is reinforced through frequency of use as well as through conventions of ornamentation and approach.
As with Ms. Kawata's safety pins, the ribbon has a unique character that defines the works' texture and structure, but the fact that they are made of a common craft material rather than paint in no way detracts from their formal excellence.
Most of all the View20 has a unique character.
