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Economists have called Glendale's agreement unprecedented for its generosity to a prospective owner.

Those against all new major road projects may not care about the figures one way or the other, but those who follow these things closely say the project is unprecedented for its lack of transparency.

According to historian David Dixon, "Pontiac's War was unprecedented for its awful violence, as both sides seemed intoxicated with genocidal fanaticism".

For many Greeks he has become a symbol of resistance in another, very different sort of war: one that has pitted the near-bankrupt country against the forces of world capitalism and thrown it into an unprecedented struggle for its economic survival.

"If Antigua does proceed with the unprecedented plan for its government to authorize the theft of intellectual property, it would only serve to hurt Antigua's own interests," Ms. Harmon said.

China's exchange-rate policy is neither complicated nor unprecedented, except for its sheer scale.

More cuts will be on their way as the army faces an unprecedented struggle for its existence as a traditional fighting force.

On Tuesday the 500-year-old national institution saw unprecedented demand for its share offer, with more than 1 million people thought to have applied.

The English Premier League, boosted domestically by BT's sudden television ambitions, and internationally by increasing audiences in more countries, has sealed a three-year deal covering the 2013-2016 seasons for an unprecedented £5.5bn for its 20 clubs.

Cable company AMC, whose prolonged contractual negotiations with Weiner and the show's makers, Lionsgate Television, led to the fifth-season delay, has been running a clever advertising campaign in the States, led by posters simply showing the show's iconic Falling Man graphic, creating an almost unprecedented buzz for its return.

Their relentless, attention-grabbing effort, perhaps unprecedented for Israel in its scope and endurance, transformed all the Shalit family members, including the grandfather Zvi, from quiet and anonymous citizens into household names, and put their barely known village in northern Israel definitively on the media's map.