Only this week the OECD released a report stating that British pupils were among the least numerate and literate in the developed world and, uniquely, were less well educated than their parents' or grandparents' generations.
"What is clear is that football is uniquely positioned to educate fans in combating this global issue.
"State highway safety agencies are tasked with addressing road user behavior through public awareness, so they are uniquely positioned to educate people about the safety benefits of engineering improvements and build support for better roadway design," Jonathan Adkins, GHSA's executive director, said in a statement.
Russian Kitchens Prokhorov belongs, according to his sister, to a uniquely fortunate generation: the last educated under the old order and the first to capitalize on the opportunities of the post-Soviet system.
As one of the few physicians in Philadelphia educated abroad, Shippen was uniquely qualified to open his own school of anatomy.
The temple tragedy is uniquely sad since Sikhs have pro-actively educated Americans about their faith and philosophy since 9/11.
Bernard Williams was born in Essex in 1929, and educated at Chigwell School and Balliol College, Oxford, where he read Greats, the uniquely Oxonian degree that begins with Homer and Vergil and concludes with Thucydides, Tacitus, and (surprisingly perhaps) the latest in contemporary philosophy.
Souped-up notions of masculinity are not uniquely Latin, but they are rife in the region, especially among poorly educated youths.
His generation was the best educated and most privileged in Russian history, and incarnated a uniquely optimistic moment: the old world was on its way out; the question was merely what they would replace it with.
The research by two leading migration economists at University College also reveals that Britain is uniquely successful, even more than Germany, in attracting the most highly skilled and highly educated migrants in Europe.
