It followed what the signatories call an "unprecedented" fact-finding mission to Britain by WAN-IFRA.
America's opposition to the AIIB is not unprecedented; in fact, it is akin to the successful US opposition to Japan's generous New Miyazawa Initiative of the late 1990s, which offered $80bn to help countries in the East Asian crisis.
This isn't unprecedented; in fact, it's more or less just how Nintendo launches go over there.
So unprecedented in fact, explains flook co-founder Roger Nolan, that the company was "on standby on Saturday morning buying extra server capacity and even recalling our server guy from his Honeymoon to keep up with the load".
Having close train stops is something that's not unprecedented – in fact, it's very common".
America's opposition to the AIIB is not unprecedented; in fact, it is akin to the successful U.S. opposition to Japan's generous New Miyazawa Initiative of the late 1990s, which offered $80 billion to help countries in the East Asian crisis.
The ability of PP2A to impair activity and expression of oncogenic tyrosine kinases is not unprecedented; in fact, PP2A induces inactivation and promotes proteolysis of src kinase (Yokoyama and Miller, 2001).
Basically just one word, in fact: "unprecedented".
This relative prosperity and personal freedom was, in fact, unprecedented.
What has happened here in Missouri is unprecedented, but the fact remains that the conditions brought about Wolfe's exit would be very hard to replicate elsewhere.
