Their problems were unique and specific, but also universal.
The law now reflects what we have come to know are the unique and specific vulnerabilities of children.
We may see ourself as one thing, unique and specific; the world sees us as another – as a social demographic or a cluster of symptoms.
He added: "The art of Edward Curtis is unique and specific to America in much the same way that only America could have produced John James Audubon.
In either case, Ms. Copeland said, the ultimate determination would be based on the unique and specific facts of the case.
Williamson wants reporters who visit Rio to avoid blanket descriptions of generic favelas and treat them as unique and specific places, highlighting their often-ignored assets, such as self-organisation and solidarity.
"The objective is to recreate a unique and specific pre-human face from the remains of its thousand-year-old skull and stay as close as possible to its physiognomy," Peggy Martin of the Atelier told me.
They should be trying to make new, different forms of entertainment that are unique and specific to their platforms, which are less passive and engage viewers in new and interesting ways.
Religiously, traditional humans are not interested in the unique and specific but rather exclusively in those things and actions that repeat and restore transcendental models.
Since all this has happened during the last 79 years under a unique and specific exemption from federal antitrust law, why was the present argument that the industry's economy "must be changed" offered in opposition to a bill that would take away their antitrust exemption?
"DADT was a statute passed by Congress that related to military matters, an area where courts have time and again rightly deferred to Congress' authority to manage the unique and specific needs of the military," she said.
