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As you’d expect for that price, it provides exceptional stabilization.

For them, at least, the United States remains the exceptional nation, the indispensable one you turn to in time of trouble.

Jackson was an exceptional math and science student; the dreaded Bartlett was one of his favorite professors.

I do think the Holocaust is exceptional in all kinds of ways.

Sorokko now has “a couple of hundred [pieces] of exceptional quality,” she says.

A unique, exceptional couturier for a Maison that always challenged and innovated the world of fashion.

The second is that such evil is compatible, and even appears to ally itself easily, with exceptional powers of will and intellect.

However, she was predisposed in favor of the cyclist, whose manners were exceptional.

Mrs. Oldham nodded her head in modest acceptation of the fact that she was the exceptional woman.

It is no concern of the artist whether it be exceptional or of every-day occurrence; some kinds of excellence can never be common.

The conception of energy seems, indeed, to afford an exceptional opportunity to naturalism.