One might argue that Iceland, with its peerless geological characteristics, is a unique case in point.
If he is wise, Mr Kim, the "peerless leader", might reflect that 25 years on, the embrace of capitalist techniques has yet to result in the overthrow of China's Communists, whereas Romania's Ceaucescu, who eschewed economic reform, was shot.Trust, but verifyNorth Korea's small experiments, therefore, deserve a warm welcome.
SBH might serve peerless fish, but I don't need fish shop-style accoutrements.
A great conductor might have peerless musical instincts and intuition, but innate musicality will get them only so far.
Sir Alex Ferguson was peerless at dispassionately dispatching players; others might not find it so easy.
North Korea's propagandists have since been busy billing the launch as a symbol of what they called the North's soaring technological might and Mr. Kim's peerless leadership.
Now 68, Iggy realised he might only have one last shot at making a "real album" as great as those incendiary first three Stooges efforts, or his pair of peerless Bowie-produced Berlin records.
And in the glare of a hotly contested national political race, that vetting probably might well have damaged Mr. Codey's peerless reputation and sent his popularity ratings south.
What might be called, in circus-speak, A Peerless Panorama of Posters, recalls a simpler, more credulous era: Frank Buck ("Bring 'em Back Alive"), Gargantua the Great and the Giraffe-Women of Burma!
C++ is the tool of unencumbered excellence; and in fact, seasoned gurus will turn out peerless projects probably with far less difficulty than they might accomplish the same goals with a purportedly easy tool.
As a kicker-gatherer he is peerless, and without his solo try in the second half this blog might have been written from South Africa's version of the Priory.
