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| ss of the Iron Cross by Hitler for "a feat | unprecedented in the annals of coastal defense.", |
| However, in a statement | unprecedented in the history of French justice, the judi |
| o seek specific protection from the law is | unprecedented in our jurisprudence. |
| rnment embarked on land reforms on a scale | unprecedented in the country; it instituted a panchayati |
| , and stole the ball 7 times-a performance | unprecedented in the tournament's history. |
| Unprecedented in China's modern history, this media even | |
| an accompanied in-tempo cadenza, something | unprecedented in Schumann's day, that leads into the fin |
| and the indeterminate nature of self were | unprecedented in Korean literary practices of his time. |
| C vulnerability in Windows, followed by an | unprecedented in scale Sasser and MyDoom virus pandemics |
| in the Persian and Roman Empires), it was | unprecedented in size and efficiency. |
| national economy, Millennium did something | unprecedented in the hospitality industry. |
| attacking random citizen congregations was | unprecedented in Mexican history. |
| The case is a rarity and is nearly | unprecedented in broadcast engineering, though a similar |
| The storm, | unprecedented in ferocity and duration, was generally re |
| e blueprint for a programme of mass murder | unprecedented in modern history". |
| hampionship as a Division Three team, also | unprecedented in history. |
| It was | unprecedented in daytime television when ghosts were int |
| about -5°C, this would be a climate change | unprecedented in speed and amplitude in the history of t |
| The destruction it left behind was | unprecedented in this part of Tennessee. |
| r the time being, that amount of money was | unprecedented in Turkish Football history. |
| me - something that was changing at a rate | unprecedented in cricket history during Hearne's prime. |
| His research, | unprecedented in its extensive treatment of the history |
| rs manager and, aided by transfer spending | unprecedented in Scottish football, he led the side to t |
| er and was "extravagantly praised as being | unprecedented in Japanese letters." |
| e appeals against the same conviction were | unprecedented in British legal history. |
| out a strategic focus on global expansion | unprecedented in the organization's 110 year history. |
| considerable acclaims from critics for its | unprecedented incorporation of many global historical ch |
| rming, which is thought to be caused by an | unprecedented increase in greenhouse gasses in the atmos |
| He encouraged an | unprecedented increase in church planting with more than |
| ing rapidly in recent years and also to an | unprecedented increase in new houses and several new hou |
| of the company's charter flights, and the | unprecedented increase in fuel prices. |
| ial Magazine) as 'unparallled, enrivalled, | unprecedented increase in circulation.' and "The juggerm |
| e and Henry Clay Frick thrive in an era of | unprecedented industrial growth. |
| by the other public schools, exercising an | unprecedented influence on the educational system of the |
| Moreover, "an | unprecedented influx of immigrants contributed to a boom |
| ate almshouses needed to help care for the | unprecedented influx of immigrants into Massachusetts at |
| which in the days of absolutism seemed an | unprecedented innovation. |
| first to deploy with IT-21, which allowed | unprecedented internal and external communication capabi |
| he importance of the measurement led to an | unprecedented international effort to obtain as many obs |
| ign Artists, a record label, he created an | unprecedented joint promotion between Microsoft and the |
| He led the team to an | unprecedented K-League runners-up position with 4 goals |
| ear to confirm his unconsciousness by his | unprecedented lack of response. |
| sed the profile of Native businesses to an | unprecedented level in Canada and throughout the world. |
| ity Narcotics Enforcement Teams brought an | unprecedented level of law enforcement resources to bear |
| rman city of Dresden suffered a previously | unprecedented level of destruction. |
| Marketplace to date and has set previously | unprecedented levels of sales and popularity on the Xbox |
| idence focusing X-ray telescope, providing | unprecedented levels of sensitivity (hundreds of times b |
| lism-see ) allowed the newspaper to attain | unprecedented levels of circulation. |
| Britain's national debt had reached | unprecedented levels during the early 1760s following th |
| These | unprecedented levels of coaching success did not go unno |
| st, homelessness and crime have dropped to | unprecedented levels, which reflects the incoming gentri |
| endent record label that first recorded an | unprecedented list of African-American, blues and early |
| led "God's Country", the monologue aroused | unprecedented listener response when it was broadcast in |
| Despite the positive chart standings and | unprecedented live popularity, the critical response to |
| ima "Ebisu Kou" We gather 700 people in an | unprecedented live free. |
| trospective at UCLA in 1966 that, with its | unprecedented loans from the Matisse family, was what Lo |
| January 2007 to 64.3% in December 2007, an | unprecedented low. |
| In general, Karmalyuk inspired | unprecedented loyalty in all his supporters. |
| ristine of Lorraine, the extravagances and | unprecedented luxury of the court at the Villa del Poggi |
| stated, "The effects could well be called | unprecedented, magnificent, beautiful, stupendous, and t |
| er Kumaratunga was elected President by an | unprecedented majority. |
| In an | unprecedented maneuver, the 5,240-ton steel structure, s |
| Ca. 1531 BC, Mursili led an | unprecedented march of 2000 km south into the heart of M |
| ast duty cycle, exquisite sensitivity, and | unprecedented mass accuracy Tandem MS, which is an ideal |
| Unprecedented massacres start in Eastern Punjab, and mor | |
| Communist Romania was a police state, and | unprecedented measures of strict control and surveillanc |
| o this end, Harding instituted a number of | unprecedented measures including curfews, closures of sc |
| The 2003 invasion of Iraq involved | unprecedented media coverage. |
| by the VCU Department of Chemistry as "an | unprecedented medication for the benefit of millions of |
| In 1999, Naparstek orchestrated an | unprecedented meeting between the mayor of Beit She'an a |
| When Craddick undertook an | unprecedented mid-decade congressional redistricting, La |
| During the two year programme, an | unprecedented Middle to Late Saxon rural settlement sequ |
| s Navy outstanding sea-keeping ability and | unprecedented mobility. |
| Then an | unprecedented motion was put to disfranchise Stockbridge |
| he death of Diana Princess of Wales: in an | unprecedented move (normal policy is neither to confirm |
| , they sent the young Kong to Sweden in an | unprecedented move to learn the European style of play. |
| In an | unprecedented move Mycroft breaks his fixed orbit, and t |
| This | unprecedented move halted the city's efforts to close me |
| il in an attempt to scotch the rumours (an | unprecedented move), he was replaced by John Robert Maxw |
| In an | unprecedented move, the core shareholders of the bank, t |
| In an | unprecedented move, access has been closed over summer i |
| This was a previously | unprecedented move. |
| d this new film grammar to tell stories of | unprecedented narrative and emotional sophistication." |
| d this new film grammar to tell stories of | unprecedented narrative and emotional sophistication." |
| and subjected the sport of rugby league to | unprecedented national scrutiny. |
| dical center, offering Keck School faculty | unprecedented new opportunities for clinical practice, r |
| uccessful one for the club, when it won an | unprecedented nine cups. |
| In 2003, Turnage was reelected to an | unprecedented ninth consecutive term as Mayor of Rocky M |
| This was | unprecedented: not in the hole's depth but because of th |
| ted by the Naval Department was again also | unprecedented, not only in Japanese but also in internat |
| found itself in a time where you've got an | unprecedented number of cultures predicting an end time, |
| Professor Lence was the recipient of an | unprecedented number of Teaching Excellence Awards from |
| ive collection of recordings, including an | unprecedented number in partnership with the New Zealand |
| 980, Libyan Air Force planes engaged in an | unprecedented number of sorties in the vicinity of USS J |
| Both the police and press received an | unprecedented number of complaints." |
| ion drama; however, they drew Londoners in | unprecedented numbers and left them dazzled and delighte |
| Unprecedented numbers of prisoners were taken in the Bat | |
| mbination of these two anomalies led to an | unprecedented occurrence in which a 10 (Temple), an 11 ( |
| y the Director of Athletics until 2012, an | unprecedented offer. |
| after he sees birds fleeing the island, an | unprecedented, ominous event that Marama had dreamed abo |
| An | unprecedented open recruitment exercise was held to sear |
| with multinationals who wish to use these | unprecedented opportunities for drug trials (Phase II) i |
| The archaeologists had an | unprecedented opportunity to probe the geophysics and hi |
| The 9/11 commission made reference to this | unprecedented order and commended the air traffic contro |
| natural disaster may have helped prompt an | unprecedented outpouring of donations. |
| gue episode in India is remembered for the | unprecedented panic it caused, both in India and in the |
| This led to | unprecedented panic in Surat city and people started fle |
| ool administrators was introduced; totally | unprecedented, parents were allowed to vote for school b |
| Our | unprecedented pay-what- you-want format now gives the en |
| South Korea plans an | unprecedented peace-time mobilization of soldiers and po |
| n and delivery to the Air Force, all in an | unprecedented period of 67 days. |
| the nation, Roosevelt entered office with | unprecedented political capital. |
| Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York, creating | unprecedented political and media controversy and becomi |
| he Xian Incident, Chiang Kai-shek attained | unprecedented popularity as he was seen as the only nati |
| rs bled off to the Alberta First Party and | unprecedented popularity of Premier Ralph Klein. |
| Unprecedented popularity followed, and there was such ov | |
| reaking many racial barriers and achieving | unprecedented positions in his time. |
| Brennan's last four Vermont teams brought | unprecedented positive national publicity to the men's b |
| by a 226-119 margin over Notre Dame in an | unprecedented post-bowl Associated Press poll. |
| He exercised | unprecedented power over and influence among the Eastern |
| Cannon wielded the office of Speaker with | unprecedented power. |
| equal to Musashi's, and his weapons wield | unprecedented power. |
| e terms and defining their meaning with an | unprecedented precision. |
| mer who calculated the values of time with | unprecedented precision. |
| rket with inexpensive oil in 1981, forcing | unprecedented price cuts by OPEC members. |
| l of the defendants and their attorneys to | unprecedented prison terms ranging from two-and-a-half m |
| This is | unprecedented, probably unintended, and probably unconst |
| ubsidiary of GM, used forced labor to reap | unprecedented profits. |
| s was cited as a key factor in Fermanagh's | unprecedented progression. |
| The treaty included | unprecedented provisions for detailed information exchan |
| Hoxha also described the events as "an | unprecedented provocation toward our country". |
| licitor-General, Pamela Tate, following an | unprecedented public advertising of the position. |
| international recognition, bringing DePauw | unprecedented public attention. |
| ian News Service, "[t]he documentary is an | unprecedented push by global celebrity women, who are al |
| 's Cup to their trophy haul, completing an | unprecedented quadruple. |
| tradition of the rule of law is plagued by | unprecedented racial violence, when the President of the |
| That is sufficient to provide an | unprecedented range of more than 300 miles (480 km) betw |
| ritech's customer turnover rate fell to an | unprecedented rate of under 12 percent. |
| population of Prestwich was growing at an | unprecedented rate, having risen from 470 in 1714 to 5,1 |
| are moving species across the globe at an | unprecedented rate. |
| Unprecedented Realism: The Architecture of Machado and S | |
| el, Lukas Best, and the label has achieved | unprecedented recognition under the enthusiasm that came |
| e Hainsworth, Canadiens goaltender, set an | unprecedented record of 22 shutouts and a 0.98 goals aga |
| This is not | unprecedented, Rednex have had multiple lineups over the |
| General Meeting students voted to call an | unprecedented referendum on whether policy setting shoul |
| the sport of cricket witnessed a period of | unprecedented reform and modernisation, which saw the in |
| ll-time spy for the organization, and with | unprecedented, relentless opportunism and unscrupulousne |
| If it suffers a setback we shall witness | unprecedented repression by rulers struggling to maintai |
| re patrolled by German Schnellboots, in an | unprecedented rescue effort. |
| This was due to the | unprecedented result in 1969 in which four songs tied fo |
| team efficiency and performance, producing | unprecedented results. |
| gh the chamber music medium Goehr gains an | unprecedented rhythmic and harmonic immediacy, while his |
| However, following the | unprecedented riots across Egypt, President Mubarak anno |
| UK Hardcore genre, which has seen a recent | unprecedented rise in popularity, has already helped AAT |
| s a last-gasp Wexford goal ended an almost | unprecedented run of success in the provincial champions |
| early 1970s Moman's studio experienced an | unprecedented run of hits in the music industry, produci |
| ress speculation that Hayes might force an | unprecedented runoff election between incumbent Republic |
| selling Indian album of all time, with an | unprecedented sales of 12 million records. |
| r, the "Soldiers Home" was developed on an | unprecedented scale and modeled after the European tradi |
| tem was developed and put into force on an | unprecedented scale by medieval Jewish merchants such as |
| uld have caused carnage on a "colossal and | unprecedented scale" if they had been successful. |
| e associated iron works reached a hitherto | unprecedented scale, marked in the middle of the century |
| propeller in one ship, and all built to an | unprecedented scale. |
| n the 10 metre platform (which included an | unprecedented score of perfect 10s). |
| armaceutical regulation during a period of | unprecedented scrutiny by Congress and outside groups. |
| the 50th anniversary team that swept to an | unprecedented season record of P 26, W 24, D 2. Although |
| umbent President Manuel Luis Quezon won an | unprecedented second partial term as President of the Ph |
| He took charge of an | unprecedented second League Cup Final in 1992. |
| ncumbent President Ferdinand Marcos won an | unprecedented second full term as President of the Phili |
| 969, President Marcos was reelected for an | unprecedented second term. |
| An | unprecedented second game was scheduled for later in the |
| als from members of Edmond's gang, imposed | unprecedented security during the trial. |
| Senate was also interrupted, leading to an | unprecedented session of the Senate outside on the front |
| het was immune from prosecution led to the | unprecedented setting aside of a House of Lords judgment |
| Vince served as mayor of Pensacola for an | unprecedented seven consecutive terms, serving the city |
| o finals at the Tournament of Champions an | unprecedented seven times. |
| He was elected in an | unprecedented seventh ballot, following Ann Wagner's wit |
| eceived an eight-week ban, "suspensions of | unprecedented severity", according to The Times. |
| 0s, New York City at that time provided an | unprecedented sexual freedom for gay men, with ample opp |
| SAFER was created in response to the | unprecedented sexual violence in the Democratic Republic |
| ince then, Taomi Village has seen vibrancy | unprecedented since its glory days in the 1970s as an ag |
| The level of openness was historically | unprecedented since companies that custom design their d |
| ent placed New York in the unique, but not | unprecedented, situation of having two archbishops at th |
| However, in volumes 5-7, the | unprecedented situation where two great work houses of S |
| d'Or at the Cannes Advertising Festival an | unprecedented six times and with studios in London, New |
| 1954 through 1959, where his teams won an | unprecedented six consecutive Western Pennsylvania Inter |
| Davis made an | unprecedented six centuries in the final, including a ch |
| y by well over six minutes, and winning an | unprecedented sixth Tour de France. |
| The win also snapped Duke's drive for an | unprecedented sixth consecutive ACC Tournament title, wh |
| ding design has been their construction to | unprecedented slenderness ratios. |
| lifying campaign, where they had an almost | unprecedented slow start. |
| In spite of an | unprecedented snow in the Election Day, people participa |
| Parsons gives a spectacular display of the | unprecedented speed attainable by his steam turbine-powe |
| patron of the Mothers' Union, giving it an | unprecedented stamp of approval. |
| Sporting performances were of an | unprecedented standard. |
| Process, during the Dirty War, a period of | unprecedented state-sponsored violence in Argentina. |
| or, which caused Gov. Brewster to take the | unprecedented step of denouncing his own party's candida |
| ommunity, along with Davis Inlet, took the | unprecedented step of asking the Canadian federal govern |
| h agreement on this measure, Buck took the | unprecedented step of adjourning their session. |
| controversial decisions that they made the | unprecedented step of releasing publicly "stewards only" |
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