It also has a singular capacity for irony and self-reflection that is both cultural habit and survival tactic.
These include the rapid exploration of its environment through flexible phenotypic shifts, unusual longevity, re-connection with its evolutionary path, and its singular capacity to elude the normal cellular checkpoints that constitute the regular orderliness of cellular life.
Last year, in the Guardian, I wrote about the discovery of Exxon's secret climate documents, saying: "it seems crucial simply to say, for the record, the truth: this company had the singular capacity to change the course of world history for the better and instead it changed that course for the infinitely worse".
"[T]his company had the singular capacity to change the course of world history for the better and instead it changed that course for the infinitely worse," McKibben wrote.
Above all, someone through whom he could stoke his singular capacity for obsession.
The KT process is often viewed in an oversimplified and linear fashion, built upon a singular input of research on the effectiveness of a health intervention, and not addressing the policy process as a whole, nor the capacity that organizations have for policy [ 27].
It was a singular tragedy that deserves a singular memorial.
It is a singular poem that contains multitudes.
This condition was dealt with by focusing on right singular vectors that correlate with our conceptual grain-filling pattern, regardless of their singular value's magnitude.
Instead, I had a singular happiness that I had the community, the Christianity and the capacity to make this choice.
Linklater deserves something singular for that achievement.
