The Bermuda tax shelter is unique to the property and casualty insurance business, which took in an estimated $287 billion in premiums last year to cover homeowners, drivers, corporations and small businesses.
Scholtes, who commanded the joint special operations task force in Grenada, explained how conventional force leaders misused SOF during the operation, not allowing them to use their unique capabilities, which resulted in high SOF casualties.
Today's casualty is the twenty-six-year-old veteran publication Metropolitan Home, a unique magazine that boasted a more contemporary and architecturally interested consumer as its base.
The affected population for each unique combination of blast, thermal effects and fallout zone was tabulated and casualties calculated according to values listed in Table 1.
whom Raekwon shouts out as Ason Unique, one of the names used by Ol' Dirty Bastard, the band's only casualty — he died in 2004.
Each physician could only be interviewed once, and the casualty clinics continued registration of patients until the predefined number of 100 unique physicians with 100 corresponding patients had been included.
As third generation head of the family firm, he molded the property and casualty insurance business into the successful and thriving practice it is today serving the unique insurance needs of America's wealthiest families.
Unlike this year's other magazine casualties, however, Brill's Content, as it went through three editors, retained the unique stamp of its founder's personality.
"The dichotomy of different pathways of care for American versus host-nation casualties", observes the introduction, "remains an ongoing challenge".The diversity of cases makes the book unique as a reference of war surgery practice.
Al Qaeda is neither unique in its organization nor unprecedented in its scale and reach, or in its readiness to inflict mass casualties.
