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Starting with Homer and ending with Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, war, with its incomparable triumphs and unfathomable sorrows, has always inspired some of the greatest literature of all.

The real setting here is the natural wonder of Boscobel Restoration with its incomparable Hudson River vista, a fourth wall -- dark and light, sunny and smoggy, clear and cloudy, always visible.

And Oxford, with its incomparable O.E.D. already on sale online, has since 2005 blessed us with its 2,000-page 2,000-page AmericaNewictiOxford American Dictionaryncipal editor Erin McKean.

With its incomparable holdings of African sculpture, Assyrian art, portraits from Palmyra and masks from Mexico, to name just a few of its treasures, this is a truly global museum.

People like me, who grew up in the Midwest in the 1950s, couldn't wait to trade in "the provinces" for the Big Apple, and half a century later we're still besotted with its incomparable vitality.

With its incomparable examples of classical, baroque and renaissance architecture, ornate city squares and landscaped gardens, you might think Rome could not be a more perfect location for the suave and sophisticated British secret agent James Bond in his new adventure Spectre.

With its world class faculty and incomparable access to campus-wide resources, the I School is the perfect place to combine the study of technology with its legal, economic, and social implications, and provides an ideal foundation for an internship in technology policy.

In book form, only Chuck Sudetic's incomparable "Blood and Vengeance," with its painstaking, microcosmic focus on doomed Srebrenica, manages to keep the human dimension in the foreground.

Abraço's incomparable cortado pairs perfectly with its amazingly moist olive oil cake.

With his incomparable aesthetic vision and offbeat sense of humour, Anderson is one of today's quirkiest film-makers.

Schall, with his incomparable style, poised between cool analysis and bullish power, imposed his stamp on all the Brechtian anti-heroes in his 6,000 ensemble performances.