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Meanings of uniquely qualified in English

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Usage of uniquely qualified in English
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Something that interstellar travelers such as yourselves are uniquely qualified to appreciate.
Logos Run
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Harris-Perry is uniquely qualified to speak on racism, Mormonism, and history.
Ebony
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His background leaves him uniquely qualified to speak on both subjects.
The Irish Times
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I think he is truly a visionary who is uniquely qualified to serve.
The Guardian
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He is uniquely qualified for the unenviable task of rebuilding Feyenoord.
The Guardian
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Shkreli is uniquely qualified to answer questions about rising prescription drug prices, Chaffetz wrote.
Reuters
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At the same time, she seems uniquely qualified to bring out the best in Almodóvar.
The Guardian
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They thought Trump's business experience would make him uniquely qualified to solve the country's woes.
The Guardian
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That makes him uniquely qualified to make the Vatican an outpost of Occupy Wall Street.
The Guardian
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In either case, Monica A. Coleman is uniquely qualified to guide you in the right direction.
Ebony
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Carson's scientific training, literary stature and passion for nature made her uniquely qualified for this assignment.
Wired
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I feel uniquely qualified to make that statement.
Wired
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Years of political violence had left the Irish people uniquely qualified to share America's loss, he said.
The Irish Times
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His business acumen makes him uniquely qualified to reform the tax code, he told supporters in Colorado.
Radio NZ
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He makes much of the fact that he is uniquely qualified to make the best of Cruz.
The Guardian
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As a former justice secretary, and former drug user, he would be uniquely qualified for the task.
The Guardian
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