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"The announcement today by President Blatter represents an exceptional and immediate opportunity for positive change within Fifa," read the statement from Sunil Gulati, the president of US Soccer.

Any weekend-to-weekend decline of less than 30% is considered a strong hold in the film business, so the 10% rise in takings for Arthur Christmas represents an exceptional performance.

"Our agreement with Kohlberg represents an exceptional valuation for our shareholders, while also representing an important next step in the growth of Steinway," Michael Sweeney, chairman and interim chief executive of Steinway, said in a statement.

It represents an exceptional case-study for the petrogenesis and metallogenesis of the rare class of synorogenic layered intrusions.

The fast and strong development of medical imaging represents an exceptional success in the history of medicine.

On the other side technical realisation of assumed alternative energy concepts represents an exceptional engineering challenge, but with huge potential benefits to society.

Competitive scores range above 80 combined points, with 90 or better representing an exceptional ride.

Take occupational class instead of income, and the postwar decades did indeed represent an exceptional period, not so much in terms of relative movement up and down the scale, but rather in terms of opportunities.

Organic-inorganic hybrid perovskite solar cells represent an exceptional candidate for next-generation photovoltaic technology.

Additionally, their natural conditions represent an exceptional opportunity to study microbial communities experiencing wide-range of environmental conditions.

The data collected from the Santa Lucia wastewater reclamation system represent an exceptional case study, which may be potentially transferred to other rural or littoral communities that lack sanitation and reclamation systems.