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Google, which was alone in resisting the subpoena in federal court, ultimately won the right to withhold its query data from the government, but was ordered to turn over information on Web site addresses returned in searches.

I especially love it in Istvan Kertesz's Decca recording with the London Symphony Orchestra, which was alone in the catalog for almost a decade, and which remains the standard.

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A spokesman for the National Transitional Council said it would seek to extradite Gaddafi's relatives from Algeria, which is alone among Libya's neighbours in not recognising the NTC.

The center was relatively inexpensive because the Alley, which is alone among downtown arts institutions in owning its building, has also owned the five top floors of the parking garage since it was built on Alley-owned land in 1984.

Given that the tax's express purposes is to make polluters pay, it might seem odd to then reduce its impact on energy-intensive industries, which are alone responsible for 45% of total UK business and public sector emissions.

But analysts and traders may be reading too far into the rumors, which were alone responsible for Loewe's share increase today.

Each of these mechanisms is made of components, none of which is alone sufficient to produce the behavior of the mechanism as a whole, but each of which is necessary in the context of the mechanism for S to y.

Wildlife officials have saved a rare newborn rhinoceros, which was discovered alone in an Indian national park.

"Mr Speaker Martin failed to exercise the ultimate responsibility, which was his alone, to take control and not merely expect to be informed," the MPs conclude.

It finds echoes here in Elizabeth's early girlhood, which was spent alone with her bibliophilic, unbalanced mother in a house by the sea.