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• Samuel was considered " invincible in power and unsurpassable in strength ".
• The major and unsurpassable diffrences between the two entities?
• The Worcester " Aram " Chapter won every single event at the first Olympics setting an unsurpassable record.
• As a reader he was unsurpassable, and his college friends describe his powers of amusing anecdote as astonishing.
• However, in distinguishing which poems belong to whom of the two poets, one comes across the unsurpassable obstacles.
• Segovia was an uncompromising customer, but when Ram韗ez'designs gave him what he wanted, an unsurpassable supporter.
• However, children are very motivated and their dedication is unsurpassable given the miserable economic and sociological upheavals in Kabylie.
• With the then nascent Court TV providing the cameras, the Smith trial provided real-life drama that seemed unsurpassable.
• In accuracy, thoroughness, lucidity, and comprehensive grasp of a vast subject, the'History'is unsurpassable.
• But the chief problem is the monotony of Finkelstein's relentless, invidious distinctions between the benighted past and our unsurpassable present.
• With the victory against Paysandu, the Minas Gerais club opened up an unsurpassable nine-point advantage with two rounds to go.
• While Beethoven's work was admired universally, conservatives that included Johannes Brahms and members of the Leipzig Conservatory considered it unsurpassable.
• Less expensive varieties like yellow Unsurpassable, Dutch Master, or Carlton are cheaper because they're more prolific, so buy those.
• In comedy, his Macsarcasm ( from Macklin's " Love ?la Mode " ) and Shylock were considered unsurpassable.
• According to Gonsar Rinpoche, his " compassion and wisdom and the service rendered to the Dharma and sentient beings were absolutely unsurpassable ."
• Alwani took the first leg in relay, giving the team an unsurpassable lead that was maintained by 13-year-old Mae Rafat.
• All Quranic verses have equal validity, in keeping with their emphasis on the " unsurpassable beauty and unquestionable validity of the Qur'
  
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• He also showed wit, musical intelligence ( relating " La Cathedrale Engloutie " thematically to its predecessor ) and an unsurpassable command of pianissimo.
• He said that the Caesar had a son of unsurpassable beauty, perfect in all the branches of learning and unrivalled in the arena of manly prowess.
• I am thrilled and honored to be nominated, and also aghast that anybody could imagine that I could surpass the unsurpassable Katharine Hepburn in any category whatsoever,