The unique status of the home affords opportunities as well as potential pitfalls in planning for retirement, inheritance and the here and now, financial advisers say.
Ian Cope, 2021 census director, said: "Given the unique status of the census, it's not surprising that there is continued user need for existing topics as well as requests for new topics to be included in 2021.
For a multitude of reasons the majesty of the falls, it's unique status of being both in Canada and the United States, and the sheer challenge of it people have been hucking themselves off Niagara Falls for a long, long time.
The unique status of BBC Worldwide adds to the complexity of the job.
I just believe in the unique status of marriage between man and woman.
Chief Justice Roberts said the Supreme Court's unique status made it impossible for the justices to follow the practices of lower-court judges in recusal matters.
One of the most consequential victims of America's radical change of course is its unique status as a beacon for a certain set of values in the world through its "soft power" appeal as a diverse nation of immigrants that has managed to live together in liberty under the rule of law.
Here, I would recommend Richard Jessup's The Cincinatti Kid for its unique status, and Jesse May's Shut Up and Deal for its grumpy authenticity.
Its unique status as a regional hub for business, leisure, and travel means much investment is international rather than local – and that some will see it as a safe haven in stormy times elsewhere.
But in a strong indication of Mr. Paulson's wish to wind down the companies' portfolios, drastically shrink their role and perhaps eliminate their unique status altogether, the plan calls for the companies to start reducing their investment portfolios 10percentt a year, beginning in 2010.
