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The amount of looting at Enron was astonishing, maybe unprecedented.

The Roots, meanwhile, now occupy a fascinating and maybe unprecedented position.

"We intend to provide substantial, maybe unprecedented, resources to the McCain campaign," Mr. Donatelli said.

It's exceedingly rare, maybe even unprecedented, that an exhibition fuses contemporary street art with Old Master paintings.

The truth is that such plans fail at their first brush with reality: oil prices, the Eurozone, stock markets, maybe even the unprecedented printing of money we have seen across the advanced economies — all can derail economies and spring surprises, sometimes nice, sometimes less so.

When your CEO is the richest man in modern history and your company has achieved unprecedented power, maybe it was inevitable that scammers would follow.

Or maybe it was because of the unprecedented amount of people who were at the con this year.

And now that rap's reached this unprecedented level of cultural acceptance, maybe we're finally free to celebrate the form without needing to continually defend it.

The rest of the visit remains hazy — maybe because the hygiene incident was so vividly unprecedented.

But there is an unprecedented amount of it in today's world, maybe more than ever.

It would definitely be giving politicians power over the press, maybe only in a small way, but certainly in an unprecedented way.