The seasoned team of Peter Sendel, Sven Fischer, Ricco Gross and Luck as anchorman was in a class of its own, burdened by only one penalty round, in a solid lead towards the end.
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Once a back-marker dropped oil onto the track and with both major front-runners out the race, the remaining Brabham was in a class of its own, seemingly unaffected by the slippery surface.
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Rod Lockwood from " Guitar Edge " stated that the guitar work on the album is " in a class of its own ", noticing " rich atmospheres " and " masterful guitar tone ".
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A Ghanaian newspaper feature on CUC that appeared in " The Spectator " of Saturday 16 October 2007 described CUC as " " a University college in a class of its own " ".
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The Cayenne Turbo is in a class of its own : Great off road, a sports car on the racetrack, and the world's finest SUV . At 90-large, it ought to be.
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In a class of its own is Agatha Christie's " The Mousetrap " ( St . Martin's ), the 42-year-old whodunit that long ago joined Big Ben as an essential component of the tourist landscape.
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The shaggy dog story is in a class of its own as an anti-joke; although presenting as a joke, it contains a long drawn-out narrative of time, place and character, rambles through many pointless inclusions and finally fails to deliver a punchline.
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Alternatively, the value of 0.069 ( which is close to zero ) can be placed in a class of its own, partitioning the graph into three components : { 1, 2, 5 }, { 3 }, and { 4, 6 }.
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Andy Ritchie of " Rock Sound " complimented Jared Leto's vocal performance and the group's musicianship, praising the " massive choruses " and " titanic climaxes, " and stated that the album reaffirms that Thirty Seconds to Mars is in a class of its own.
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Meyer, when asked ( in an interview with the BBC ) " Which foreign government has the most influence on Washington ? ", unequivocally responded : " Israel . " When he was then asked " And then ? ", he said, " Well, in the hit parade I think Israel is in a class of its own . . ."
