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Matthew's, a preschool so prestigious that the saint's descendants were rejected.

By Patricia Marx The most prestigious watches are so prestigious that nobody knows they exist.

But the cast is so impressive, and the director so prestigious, that it desperately tries to contort itself into fine art at every turn.

Max has been appointed deputy superintendent, a post so prestigious that the Raphaels get a home of their own within the bounds of the institution.

The most prestigious watches are so prestigious that nobody knows they exist — except, of course, the couple of aesthetes who are recherché enough and riche enough to have procured one.

(Incidentally, in his new book on political order, Francis Fukuyama observes that liberal democracy has become so prestigious that even most authoritarians feel obliged to pretend to have elections).

Lifeguarding is so prestigious in Australia that guards work for free.

Generous though these contracts were, they don't compare with the contract that the bin Laden family was given by the royal family in 1973 to rebuild the Islamic holy sites at Mecca and Medina, a project so prestigious and ambitious that it has been likened to rebuilding Vatican City.

The Sidneys have become so prestigious and life-altering that the winners know that everything they produce hereafter will be anticlimactic.

► China's top science prize is so prestigious and so selective that for 9 out of the last 15 years, it hasn't even been awarded.

That may not be nearly enough for so prestigious an event, but if you think about it, it's a lot.