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He drafted the key May 2010 letter from David Cameron to every government department which promised unprecedented transparency.

The US Army revealed in December that it was also developing new helicopter-style drones with 1.8 gigapixel colour cameras, which promised "an unprecedented capability to track and monitor activity on the ground".

At the heart of this unprecedented effort against the deal is J-Street's rival Washington lobby group, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (Aipac), which promised to oppose the deal "with the entirety of [its] institutional resources" and has hitherto counted on strong support from both Democrats and Republicans.

Steam power, the internal combustion engine and flight promised unprecedented levels of mobility and freedom.

Sir Bernard allowed unprecedented access to a camera crew for a new BBC1 documentary series, The Met, which promises to deliver the first "in-depth, behind the scenes look at Britain's largest police force".

Like the older series, "Being: Liverpool," narrated by Clive Owen, promises unprecedented access.

Pollard's film promises unprecedented access to Wilson's theatrical archives, rarely seen interviews and new dramatic readings of his plays, including 1983's Fences, which was revived on Broadway in 2010 with Denzel Washington in the lead role.

And they promise unprecedented power to reason, predict and gain insight.

An upcoming three-part BBC1 documentary promises "unprecedented access" to the company, from boardroom to the lowly restaurant chef.

The as-yet-unnamed documentary promises "unprecedented access" to the Condé Nast-owned title and its staff.

A new documentary, Amanda Knox, promises "unprecedented access" to those involved with the controversial case of Meredith Kercher's murder.