But it is precisely the " greed " of the businessman or, more appropriately, his profit-seeking, which is the unexcelled protector of the consumer . ..
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As a performer he was endowed with a fine personality; his voice was highly melodious, set off by flexibility and careful elocution, and his knowledge of stage-effect was unexcelled.
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Turn 2 is unexcelled for that because you not only have a view of a good part of the track but a huge TV monitor to show what you're missing in other sections.
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"The Unexcelled Mantra " is a setting of text from the Heart Sutra, a sacred text in Mahayana Buddhism on practicing Shunyata, or Emptiness, in order to obtain Nirvana.
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In October 2013, Christopher Bono released recordings of two choral works, " The Unexcelled Mantra and Unity ", performed by The New York Virtuoso Singers led by music director Harold Rosenbaum.
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As an athletic record, the movie remains unexcelled, though Muller shrewdly points out that Riefenstahl wasn't above fakery ( for example, reversing carefully edited footage of high divers for dramatic effect ).
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The Altered Zone unexcelled in the Colorado Plateau for showing the effects of hot water or hydrothermal alteration of igneous rocks and the development of clays in the weathering process associated with the late phases of igneous activity.
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Freddy is convincing Sniffy the skunk to read " Robin Hood " when Mr . Boomschmidt arrives at the Bean farm with Boomschmidt s Stupendous and Unexcelled Circus ( formerly Boomschmidt s Colossal and Unparalleled Circus ).
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For example, Byzantine silk textiles, often woven or embroidered with designs of both animal and human figures, the former often reflecting traditions originating much further east, were unexcelled in the Christian world until almost the end of the Empire.
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He spent his life in a struggle against moral and political radicalism : for bulk and thoroughness, quite aside from Mallock's gifts of wit and style, his work is unexcelled among the body of conservative writings in any country.
