Ms. Williams contends that beyond the difficulties inherent in the human condition, African-Americans have suffered uniquely, not just enslaved, but completely shorn of cultural connectors like country of origin, religion, ethnicity, language and name.
I'm not a lawyer — though Mr. Schneiderman is a uniquely able, just and ethical member of that trade — but none of this looks like a legal slam dunk to me.
We are uniquely capable just from what we've done for over a decade at taking open source software and making it supportable, consumable, and life-cycle managed for enterprises," says CEO Whitehurst.
Importantly, Malagasy uniquely share just one subhaplogroup (O2a1a1-M88) with Ma'anyan, and this lineage has not been discovered in other regions of Indonesia.
Mr Gove's diatribe about the "right way" to remember the First World War as "uniquely horrific but plainly a just war" is also just politics.
But they remain uniquely important, not just for the sheer numbers involved but for what they tell the nation -- and the protesting populations themselves -- about the current state of each movement.
Analysis of the MRSA252 complete genome EvoUnique profile (compared to 12 other S. aureus isolates), identified over 20 different regions that were either unique to the MRSA252 genome or uniquely shared with just one other S. aureus isolate included in the analysis, the bovine RF122.
It is coverage that, uniquely, is not just on the web, but of the web.
It would be too easy, perhaps, to observe that there was nothing very Iranian about this story and much that was uniquely American: not just the manner of death but the particular blend of irony and pathos in how the young men who fled from retributive violence in their own country met a violent end in ours.
So was Detroit just uniquely irresponsible?
