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The figure would represent "unprecedented" efficiency gains if the quality of care is to be maintained, say the MPs.

"Attempting to drop their pilot with a general election only months away would represent an unprecedented and colossal gamble".

With England likely to host another Ashes series in the summer of 2015, it would represent an unprecedented glut that will lead to inevitable accusations of devaluing the rivalry.

"If Russia made the material available," they wrote to the White House, "then the episode would represent an unprecedented attempt to meddle in American domestic politics – one that would demand a response by the United States".

The chief whip, Michael Gove, told the BBC that if the exit poll was accurate it would be the first time a government had increased its majority since 1983 and would represent an unprecedented vote of confidence in Cameron.

Greenpeace said that the nine mines' production capacity of 330m tonnes of coal a year for export would represent an "unprecedented" increase in the scale of coal mining in Australia.

There has been a stand-off between those demanding that the personal exchange of messages between the former US president George W Bush and Blair in the run-up to the war be published, and those saying such a move would represent an unprecedented breach of confidence concerning one of the most sensitive episodes in British foreign relations.

This multi-trillion dollar investment program would represent an unprecedented expansion of Chinese political and economic influence across Central Asia resulting in trillions of dollars in trade and facilitate the expansion of Chinese exports to Europe.

Such a reversal would represent an unprecedented degree of neural plasticity.

Such data would represent an unprecedented resource to address important questions like when should treatment modification criteria be changed based on characteristics of the patient population.

The implied reversal in balance of ipsilateral and contralateral motor cortex activation, when viewing one's own hand moving in a mirror, would represent an unprecedented degree of neural plasticity.