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Meanings of uniquely american in English

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Usage of uniquely american in English
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I suspect we think of large-scale confinement agriculture as a uniquely American issue.
Wired
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Relatively small, relatively light and often absurdly powerful, pony cars were uniquely American.
Wired
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It was a uniquely un-American response to a uniquely American moment.
The post-american presidency: the obama administration's war on ...
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Perhaps it's a uniquely American concept to think we can make life safe.
Climbing Magazine
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They were all uniquely American, rather like the abstract expressionist painters.
The Guardian
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A uniquely American invention, benefit managers work with the health insurer to control costs.
NY Magazine
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Within hours, however, she would make the uniquely American passage from anonymity to icon.
The new yorker
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In this case there are six of them, and they are not uniquely American.
The Irish Times
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And it is a uniquely American problem since it is not seen in other countries.
Reuters
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Rollins, 81, told reporters his award celebrated a uniquely American form of music - jazz.
Reuters
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Turner Ross and his brother Bill create lo-fi documentaries documenting little-heard but uniquely American stories.
Radio NZ
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That any kid can be president, that may be a uniquely American perspective- Idon'tknow.
The reach of a chef: beyond the kitchen
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There are some comedies that are uniquely American, but hangovers exist for the world, he added.
Reuters
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This is a uniquely American state of affairs.
Feminist dot com
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Whitman's ambition was to creates something uniquely American.
Leaves of Grass
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The Autobiography is also a uniquely American book.
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
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