Bullied at school and woefully neglected at home, he becomes entangled in the web of his obsession with Alice, a girl to whom he has never spoken but who has with a single unthinking smile appeared uniquely to acknowledge his status as a fellow human being.
But while the author of that article acknowledged the ginkgo seeds' uniquely putrid smell, she then, incredibly, announced that she planned to roast some in her oven, because she had heard that they were delicious.
Most recognised the uniquely harmful nature of tobacco and acknowledged the government's role in trying to prevent those harms: "I don't think so [standardised packaging would lead to interventions in other product categories].
A multidimensional and complex world recognises the importance of political and religious doctrines, and medico-legal imperatives, and acknowledges the uniquely personal of the physician as directive in how care is administered and subsequently experienced.
It's time that we all acknowledged that the "recession" was a deep and powerful one and that the recovery is almost uniquely difficult.
Second, despite the fact that it is commonly acknowledged that the degree distribution of gene networks follows a power law, this property does not define the structure of a network uniquely.
"It acknowledges that students are uniquely different than students at high school and elementary school," said Susan Howard, principal of Briarcliff Middle School.
Anthony Seldon acknowledges that "Britain has a uniquely divided education system that both reflects and in turn shapes our divided society" (The future for schools is partnership, not apartheid, 27 January).
She acknowledges her cultural background makes her uniquely qualified to take on the challenge of being the first Hindu Chaplain.
He also acknowledges that the British aristocracy is uniquely positioned to make this story compelling, which is why British period dramas have become a movie and television evergreen.
