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The ferocity and scale of the Hamas attack against Israel, the impact on Israeli society and its sense of security, mean that this war was always going to be unlike any recent conflict.

The subjects being communicated by animals may be unlike anything humans might expect or comprehend, which the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein once summed up by arguing, “If a lion could speak, we would not understand him.”

"There is good reason to think that the economy will get back to 2% inflation while maintaining a strong labour market," he said, adding later that the "pandemic economy" had proven to be "unlike any other".

“Future climate for this location is expected to be unlike anything currently found anywhere on Earth, so there are no climate matches for this location,” the map says about Aden.

It promises to be unlike anything else at the festival, and it’s simply too good.