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unique

[yoo-neek] / yuˈnik /




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In many ways the sport and the harsh conditions in which it thrived embodied the traditional values and traits — resilience, community, politeness, resourcefulness — that have come to define Canada’s unique “northern character.”

From Los Angeles Times

Because of this unique role, Osedax is considered an ecosystem engineer, helping recycle nutrients and create conditions that allow other species to move in.

From Science Daily

It was a nod to his musical heritage and the Ethiopian pentatonic scale that gives his sound its unique flavour when combined with other jazz traditions from around the world.

From BBC

Though imaginative and unique, Man Ray—a brilliant tactician—was rarely entirely original.

From The Wall Street Journal

There is a widespread belief about what a Guardiola team looks like, but every league title the Spaniard has won has been secured with a unique system.

From BBC