Toronto looks vastly improved, and Califf is sure to get a unique response upon taking the field.
It was, he concludes, "a unique response by a nation to a unique attack".
They don't think the joint model is one that will necessarily be replicated again, citing it as a unique response to a unique crisis.
Every human being has a unique response to life, and an artist is just some scamp honing their expression of that and being poor.
Tropicália found a unique response to the dilemmas of making art in the "third world" during the advent of mass consumerism, but it had no explicit political programme.
"It's a unique response to a unique situation," he told reporters at a news conference here in the capital.
"While we acknowledge that there is always room for improvement," wrote Joe M. Allbaugh, the agency's director, "we strongly believe FEMA met the significant challenges created by the unique response and recovery circumstances of such an unprecedented disaster".
The scale of the Rwandan genocide, in which 800,000 people were murdered in 100 days, demanded a unique response if there was to be any hope of reconciliation.
Maxwell K. Hearn, who organized the exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum, writes: "Like a slalom skier following a fixed course, the calligrapher makes every movement a unique response to where he has come from and where he is going.
And rather than publish a rebuttal of the minority opinion of Justice John Paul Stevens, the court chose instead a unique response; it posted the videotape on its Web site.
Each naphtha component was found to have a unique response to lead additives, some combinations being found to be synergistic and others antagonistic.
