By the 1880s, the European-style health resort built beside the hot springs reached its heyday : Wilbur Springs was known for its scalding hot water springs & ndash; unexcelled for certain diseases & ndash; that boiled up over an area of.
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Sprackling by his unexcelled play in every department demonstrated more clearly than ever that he is the best quarterback in the country . " In 1960, Sprackling and other members of the 1910 team that beat Yale was honored at a 50th anniversary reunion of the team.
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The company advertised their " Rex " lawn mower as " unexcelled in strength, durability, lightness of draft, simplicity of adjustment, speed, capacity, beauty of design, material and workmanship " in the 1890 " Boyd's Syracuse City Directory ".
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When built, the church was said to be fireproof with " ventilation and heating system of the best, and the acoustic properties unexcelled . " The windows are of " rolled cathedral stained glass " and were made by Tyrolese Art Glass Company, a company from Innsbruck, Austria.
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Photographer Roland Rood described Eickemeyer's portraiture photographs of women as " unexcelled, frequently unequaled . " His 1901 shoot of New York model Evelyn Nesbit is arguably his best-known portrait work, and included a shot of Nesbit clad in a kimono and curled up on a bear-skin rug.
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:' Indeed, the Blessed One is worthy and rightly self-awakened, consummate in knowledge & conduct, well-gone, an expert with regard to the world, unexcelled as a trainer for those people fit to be tamed, the Teacher of divine & human beings, awakened, blessed .'
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A broadside announcing a May 21, 1906, opening of the park promised " unexcelled facilities for summer outings and picnic parties, " that the park would present " a dazzling picture of quaint and massive architecture, " and the picnic grove would have " quaint bridges, shady paths, and quiet nooks ."
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His eminence as an architect of unexcelled skill in a class of work that constitutes England's chief or sole claim to supremacy the capture and apt embodiment of the very spirit of the home . . . " Obituary, " Architect's Journal "; 1 February 1922, p187.
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Aristyllus was long mis-dated to c . 300 BC ( which made his data look among the poorest of the ancients ); but when his correct date was found by least-squares ( Isis 73 : 259-265 [ 1982 ] p . 263 ), it was realized that his star declinations'accuracy was unexcelled in antiquity.
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Stand [ ing ] unexcelled, and all but unrivalled, as an edifice for the production of musical works . . . . the hall is a great and unmingled success, and the public, no less than the proprietors, may feel the utmost gratification at a result at once so pleasant and so rare . ( " The Belfast News Letter ", 1862)
