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That was preceded by an unprecedented showing on Russian television of a magnificent and harrowing film about Katyń by Andrzej Wajda, Poland's greatest film-maker.

More than three million people, or about 60percentt of the registered voters, turned out to cast ballots in the election, an unprecedented showing at the polls, according to election authorities.

And when it was all over, the new opposition party had claimed 57 seats and Mr. Mugabe's party had won 62. Emboldened by their unprecedented showing, the opposition did not hesitate to turn their slingshots on the giant of Zimbabwean politics, Mr. Mugabe.

In an unprecedented showing of regional unity, more than 150 elected officials, Bay Area city councils, environmental groups, industry, labor unions and thousands of residents have demanded a halt to the project.

It's an unprecedented show of power for one division in one league.

But their direct defiance of Mr Khamenei is an unprecedented show of rebellion against how it is practised.

While the news was bad for Weiner, the poll featured an unprecedented show of strength from public advocate Bill de Blasio, who ranked second behind city council speaker Christine Quinn.

In an unprecedented show of transparency, the palace this week made public the details of the stipend the royal family receives from the national budget.

When international climate talks opened in Paris on Monday, world leaders from almost 150 nations came together in an unprecedented show of unity and common purpose.

At least they did until June, when mass protests erupted across the country in an unprecedented show of defiance against a decade of increasingly illiberal AK rule.

According to otherwise incontrovertible information about him on Preston's website, he rebuffed Palermo "in an unprecedented show of loyalty to his hometown club".