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Sixtus IV sold indulgences and church offices "on a scale previously unparalleled," made an 8-year-old boy the archbishop of Lisbon and began the horrors of the Spanish Inquisition.

He has given Mr. Cavallo unparalleled powers, making him arguably more powerful than the president himself.

Their unparalleled diversity made the cichlid species flocks a textbook example for parallel adaptive radiations and explosive speciation [ 7].

That fact, combined with their unparalleled treasuries, makes the Court's decision in Citizens United a real and present danger to democracy.

In Kindly Inquisitors, Rauch offers a powerful defense of freedom of speech as just one part of an intellectual system that has made unparalleled progress possible.

Rather than replicating Fried's paradigm, our aim was to offer a valid related alternative to it in the European context, whist taking advantage of the unparalleled data resource made available by SHARE.

Our aim was not to compare the construct validity of this definition vis-à-vis Fried's construct, but to offer a valid related alternative to it in the European context, whist taking advantage of the unparalleled data resource made available by SHARE.

Salvage experts have said the dimensions of the stricken 951-foot vessel made the operation unparalleled in the annals of marine salvage, as more than 500 divers, technicians, engineers and biologists prepared the ship for what is known as "parbuckling" to bring it upright and minimize environmental risks to Giglio Island, a marine sanctuary.

Mr. Golden made an unparalleled impact on Catholic life at Yale through his generous support of St. Thomas More Chapel.

As Mr. Messina explained, his campaign made an "unparalleled" $100 million investment in technology, demanded "data on everything," "measured everything" and ran 66,000 computer simulations every day.

His charisma, quick wit and ability to speak concisely about so-called kitchen table issues made him unparalleled on the campaign trail and during debates.