The official newspaper of the Boston Archdiocese published an unprecedented editorial earlier this month questioning the celibacy requirement.
In November, it published an unprecedented volume of intelligence pointing towards past Iranian work on developing a nuclear weapon, deeming it credible.
The good news is that although the Israeli press has now published the unprecedented compromises that Prime Minister Ehud Barak offered the Palestinians at Camp David, Israelis are not up in arms.
But Valerie Henitiuk, former director of the British Centre for Literary Translation, based at the University of East Anglia, said those figures are becoming outdated, with translations now being published in unprecedented numbers.
Between 1790 and 1820, William Lane's Minerva Press published an unprecedented number of new novels by female authors.
He recently published an unprecedented statement condemning Venezuelan President Maduro's harsh accusations, a public debate sparked by Almagro's comments at Concordia's Summit on the Americas.
But he said: "We already publish an unprecedented amount of information about who ministers and senior officials meet.
In March 2008, Richard Desmond's Northern & Shell paid out £550,000 in settlement of libel claims over 100 different articles that appeared in his Express and Star titles, publishing an unprecedented front-page apology in all his newspapers.
"So we have been the most transparent government ever, publishing an unprecedented amount of information so that the public can see as much as possible of the workings of government, and hold us to account for the decisions we make.
Two days later, in its last edition before Christmas, the Italian daily Corriere della Sera, carried a commentary by Vittorio Messori, who in 1994 published a then-unprecedented book-length interview with Pope John Paul II. Headlined, "All my doubts about a turning point", the article accused Francis of inconsistency.
