He will say: "Sometimes, we can forget just how big our reputation is, that the world over the letters 'UK' stand for unique, brilliant, creative, eccentric, ingenious.
But Cameron brushed aside the criticism, saying: "Sometimes we can forget just how big our reputation is, that the world over the letters 'UK' stand for unique, brilliant, creative, eccentric, ingenious.
Trying to revive the patriotic spirit of the Olympics, he said: "Sometimes we can forget just how big our reputation is, that the world over the letters 'UK' stand for unique, brilliant, creative, eccentric, ingenious.
(ZUI stands for "zestful, unique, ideal").
Furthermore, the function stands for the unique solution of the auxiliary Neumann boundary value problem defined in (1.9).
Microsoft needs to stand for something unique.
Bottom line: To be a winning brand you must stand for something unique that is relevant to the most consumers possible and deliver as promised.
The best brands do not try to be everything to everybody--they courageously stand for something unique and occupy a distinct market position by turning off some in order to gain many others.
Inhibition of ROCK may stand for a unique way to restrain metastases in breast cancer upon PCB exposure.
