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SAN FRANCISCO — After all the preparation and posturing, the difference between the Giants and the 49ers on Sunday essentially came down to a 25-year-old special-teams player who managed to be in the right position to fall on a uniquely contoured ball best known for taking strange bounces.

The missions (uniquely for SOCOM) take place in a fairly small geographical area, and generally involve being beset by huge numbers of enemies – although they are interspersed with stealth interludes, for which you take the controls of a female South Korean soldier called 45. SOCOM: Special Forces' single-player game is impressively absorbing, given the franchise's lack of pedigree in that area.

It's a lofty goal for Disney to shoot for, but one that they're uniquely equipped to take advantage of if Swampy's fame transcends his game.

MCI WorldCom, which reported revenues for 1998 of $30 billion, is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the growth of the Internet and the deregulation sweeping the global telecommunications industry.

Britain is uniquely positioned to take advantage of marine energy.

Worldwide, universities are uniquely qualified to take on these gaps.

Romney is uniquely positioned to take a stand.

Philanthropy is uniquely positioned to take risks.

What is there to say, really, when someone so uniquely good takes his final bow? "Thanks for the laughs" doesn't begin to cover it.

We also believe that the transaction we are proposing represents a uniquely attractive opportunity for Take-Two's creative teams and key employees.

"London is uniquely unique in its uniqueness, a uniqueness unique for being uniquely singular in its unique qualities".