"It's part of our continued commitment to deliver unsurpassed craveability with unsurpassed affordability," the company said in a statement.
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Ivan's contribution to the field of design will remain unsurpassed.
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Unsurpassed nuclear weapons strength – not weakness – must be our goal.
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We offer a personable environment, with convenience unsurpassed in our area.
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Their selection of blockbuster movies is unsurpassed, including hits like Batman vs.
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The scale and depth of the collection are unsurpassed among ethnographic museums.
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The level of quality and attention to detail in this house is unsurpassed.
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He's truly a talented lawyer and his dedication to public service is unsurpassed.
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"Colorado is unsurpassed in the US" in terms of outdoor recreation, Gart said.
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And because she's following just 158, her followers-to-following ratio is unsurpassed.
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The country has experienced an overall growth in wealth unsurpassed since the 513s.
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Intellectual property rights are critical to our nation's unsurpassed creativity and cultural development.
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Among English-language wine writers focusing on Italy, Mr. D'Agata's scholarship is unsurpassed.
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It has given him an unsurpassed ability to speak directly to the American people.
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Watching the music video for Shoot, the "unsurpassed joy" and creativity of these performers is obvious.
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Mr. Gomes is appealing, authoritative, an unsurpassed partner; his dancing, admirably musical, combines panache and stylishness.
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"Clearview's speed and accuracy is unsurpassed," claimed marketing material Clearview AI gave the Atlanta Police Department.
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Brett Kavanaugh is a man of outstanding intellect, a brilliant scholar, and his credentials are unsurpassed.
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Throughout the decades, these boards have become highly desirable for their signature shapes and unsurpassed quality.
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You get companies that care about the environment and you get an unsurpassed commitment to quality work.
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It's prehistoric archaeology in 3D with an unsurpassed finds assemblage both in terms of range and quantity.
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"The generosity of El Paso is unsurpassed, and we're able to provide that support," Margo told CNN.
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Unsurpassed. You have no right call BS when thats all that ever leaves your mouth. pic.twitter.com/XJEZZVXtkl
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Judge Kavanaugh has impeccable credentials, unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law.
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It's not only that his power, speed and articulation are unsurpassed, his rhythms both trustworthy and surprising.
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Iowa has a progressive record on race that may be unsurpassed by any state in the country.
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For someone who built his political image on his unsurpassed authority, this was a particularly bad outcome.
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"Unsurpassed insolence," Manfred Weber, a powerful conservative German member of the European Parliament, said at the time.
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Boasting an unsurpassed collection of California photography, the San Francisco Museum makes a fitting space for the show.
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His capacity to grab the headlines and suck up airtime at the expense of his rivals is unsurpassed.
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"Judge Kavanaugh has impeccable credentials, unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law," Trump said.
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Moreover, his ability to concisely place an event within its relevant historical context is unsurpassed among practicing academic historians.
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In the Bible, Daniel is a man of unsurpassed piety, someone who provides counsel and dream interpretation to kings.
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WALLACE: And -- TRUMP: Judge Kavanaugh has impeccable credentials, unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law.
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La Barbecue: La Barbecue's brisket is unsurpassed—people have been known to have it shipped to them across the country.
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"Judge Kavanaugh has impeccable credentials, unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law," Trump said Monday.
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"Our military power is unparalleled -- our strength-of-arms is unsurpassed -- and our forces are ready, and our nation resolved."
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" Pelosi said that Cummings "spoke with unsurpassed clarity and moral integrity," adding "everyone wanted to hear what Elijah had to say.
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If it does, "Despacito" won't make it past its sixteenth week in the slot, and Mariah's record will technically remain unsurpassed.
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He won more than 1.3 million votes in the London election, a personal mandate unsurpassed by any politician in British history.
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It should be impossible to defeat McConnell, a six-term senator who is unsurpassed in doing what it takes to win.
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"Joe Hagin's selfless devotion to this nation and the institution of the presidency is unsurpassed," Mr. Kelly said in a statement.
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The global economy revolves around two foundational forces — China's unsurpassed capacity to make things, and Americans' insatiable appetite for buying things.
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The resurrection, celebrated by Christians throughout the world on Easter Sunday, was made possible only by an act of unsurpassed humility.
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"Steven fought cancer with strength, courage, grace and his unsurpassed sense of humor," spokesman Phillip Arnold said in a statement to THR.
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Image Courtesy of Sotheby's48 years ago today, Apollo 20113 landed on the Moon, an unsurpassed milestone in the history of human exploration.
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" Pelosi also underscored that Cummings "spoke with unsurpassed clarity and moral integrity" -- that "everyone wanted to hear what Elijah had to say.
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We inherited from our Founders—and have advanced—an unsurpassed legal heritage, which is the foundation of our freedom, safety, and prosperity.
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For Republicans with ambition—and Huntsman might be unsurpassed in this category—the Trump White House is the only game in town.
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The deal helped make the U.S.-EU economic relationship unsurpassed in the world, with bilateral trade that topped $1 trillion in 2014.
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It's been an honor to lead the amazing Messenger team, their commitment to making Messenger the best it can be is unsurpassed.
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But Morant was the undeniable star, making passes of unsurpassed creativity — to the point that his teammates could not always handle them.
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Seeing it doesn't radically alter my idea of Robbins, but even the unsurpassed repertory of City Ballet need not be all masterpieces.
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The question resonates on many levels, including ones Rostand probably never consciously intended, and it leads to a kiss of unsurpassed tenderness.
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But Britain believes the brainpower that has gone into maintaining the domination they enjoyed on the boards in 2012 continues will be unsurpassed.
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"Judge Kavanaugh has impeccable credentials, unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law," Trump told a White House audience.
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"I have a following in the country that's unsurpassed by anybody, unless they're running for president," Pelosi told The Associated Press last month.
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Morant was the first day's undeniable star, making passes of unsurpassed creativity — to the point that his teammates could not always handle them.
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We inherited from our founders and have advanced an unsurpassed legal heritage, which is a foundation of our freedom, our safety, and our prosperity.
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And, in the Old Testament, some interpretations say that Samson is mentioned as having locs and, when Delilah cuts them, loses his unsurpassed strength.
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This guy's attack on the military and the values which create and sustain its success is unsurpassed in the annals of history and reason.
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Each of the four tweeters in the car features a one-carat diamond membrane for what's supposed to be unsurpassed precision and aural fidelity.
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The letters were engraved by the finest punch cutter of the age, Francesco Griffo, and their effect on the page was of unsurpassed elegance.
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Even though its on-road manners are unrefined compared to modern crossover SUVs, the Jeep Wrangler offers unsurpassed capability when pavement turns to dirt.
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And that was just the beginning for an episode that grows in stature with every rewatch and is unsurpassed when it comes to court intrigue.
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"The feel is like a museum for sale with the bonus of unsurpassed advice if you want it," said David Tunick, President of the IFPDA.
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While trade fairs have proliferated across China in recent years, alongside online platforms like Alibaba, the biannual Canton Trade Fair is still unsurpassed in scale.
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They have focused on Kissinger because he is unsurpassed for the range and intensity of his negotiations as national security adviser and secretary of state.
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Mr. Ladner was the first chef at the group's pasta-centered trattoria, Lupa, and is widely revered as a pasta whisperer, unsurpassed among American chefs.
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I don't mean this column to be relentlessly negative about France, a great nation with an almost unsurpassed depth of culture and capacity for excellence.
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You create the innovations in the labs, ensure that every product produced is of 'unsurpassed quality' and support doctors and nurses to ensure the patient's health.
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From Velázquez's former slave to the king himself, each is portrayed with respect as he or she fixes the viewer with that unsurpassed intensity of gaze.
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That act of unsurpassed civic vandalism gave impetus to the enactment of a municipal landmarks law, a law that saved Grand Central from a similar fate.
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Together, the 363 models in all provide an unsurpassed entryway to Godard's unique visual world, offering both a complement to and a reevaluation of his filmmaking career.
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According to KBB, the Highlander makes the list for its "Solid combination of comfort, quality, space and convenience features, as well as unsurpassed level of powertrain choice."
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And the Google Pixel is already, in my judgment, the best smartphone in the world courtesy of its unsurpassed camera, so its sequel should be anticipated with enthusiasm.
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"This telescope offers the first time that China will have an unsurpassed opportunity to be at the international forefront of deep space exploration," said Mr. Zhang, the astrophysicist.
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FujiFilm says its new film features proprietary Super Fine-Σ technology that results in "unsurpassed fine grain, sharpness and exceptional three-dimensional gradation" compared to original Acros film.
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China is virtually unsurpassed in its capacity to finish in mere months the sort of factories, bridges and other projects that could take many years in other countries.
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With sometimes-collaborators the Stinc Team and 03 Greedo incarcerated for the foreseeable future, Shoreline are the as-yet-unsurpassed stars of their generation, and look to remain such.
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Here's what to watch for this evening: Donald Trump's alternative programming: His capacity to grab the headlines and suck up airtime at the expense of his rivals is unsurpassed.
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In reality, U.S. economic dominance over the last 150 years has stemmed from the unsurpassed size of its internal market, which dwarfed competitors such as the Britain, Germany and Japan.
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Instead, in the coming years, AI may provide an intelligence boost in a different way: by coordinating still-unsurpassed human brainpower and correcting some of the errors inherent how we think.
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He is an unsurpassed virtuoso, but he is also an athlete who wants to jump as proficiently as any other skater, even if that elevates the risk of injury — perhaps unnecessarily.
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Here is papal regalia of unsurpassed intricacy, but also space-age brides, monastic couture, angels in gold lamé, and a choir up in the balcony dressed in head-to-toe Balenciaga.
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"Add to that the highest available payload capacity in the luxury class, and it's easy to understand why Newell's reputation for mechanical leadership is unsurpassed," a brochure on Newell's website added.
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For such a vista, drive a couple of miles above the city limits to the village of Contovello, where this honest trattoria commands an unsurpassed view of the Gulf of Trieste.
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In recent decades, the engines of our culture and the institutions that guide, direct, and restrain them have failed to adapt to the contemporary reality of historically unsurpassed wealth and freedom.
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It is a grape capable of grace, finesse and complexity, yet powerful enough to age for decades, with an unsurpassed ability among reds to express the intricate nuances of a particular place.
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He's still known for his unsurpassed responsiveness to melody and harmony, but here you could see his brilliance of rhythm, sometimes creating a dense interplay of three dance meters in the same ensemble.
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A VO2 max reading of 54 appears to be unsurpassed for people tested in their 80s, said Scott Trappe, the director of the human-performance laboratory at Ball State University in Muncie, Ind.
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The Walking Dead debuted five years ago this week, and it's striking how it arguably remains unsurpassed despite a legion of imitators from the same studio, spanning all manner of universes and licenses.
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Google's system works by taking a set of a half-dozen or more underexposed photos and then stacking them with the help of AI to create one correctly exposed shot with unsurpassed image fidelity.
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While Madden himself tells Racked "it must be the founder and his ever enduring insecurity" and "global warming," GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders believes it's the company's unsurpassed ability to consistently remain trendy.
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The Grand Canyon is recognized by the United Nations as a World Heritage Site thanks in large part to its unsurpassed beauty, which encompasses extensive stretches of old-growth forests, unique geologic features and pristine watersheds.
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But Chernow persuasively makes the case that Grant was its most-forward thinking and innovative general and that, while he had equals as a tactician, his ability to manage, mobilize, and deploy enormous armies was unsurpassed.
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Over the last three decades, the couple, married for 22004 years, have assembled an unsurpassed collection of time-based media art — video, film, photographic slides, audio and computer art that unfold to a viewer over time.
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As his nominee walked into the East Room of the White House flanked by his wife and two daughters, the president praised his "impeccable credentials, unsurpassed qualifications and a proven commitment to equal justice under the law".
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His dedication to his country and the military were unsurpassed, and maybe most of all, he was a truth teller - never afraid to speak truth to power in an era where that has become all too rare.
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Whether you're coming with your family, your friends, your lover or your good old self, you'll want to plan ahead when visiting New York's unsurpassed arts institutions, and exploring some exquisite smaller museums outside the tourist green zone.
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Whether he's exhorting you to reach for the stars or noodling away at a high-flying Thin Lizzy-meets-NWOBHM riff, Black's enthusiasm is infectious, and his pure love for 80s heavy metal and 413s stadium rock is unsurpassed.
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"He was a great writer, a great thinker, but he was also a man of action; he was a commander in battle unsurpassed, unmatched; he had the capacities of thought and action, rumination and purpose …" His voice trailed off.
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"The people of Baltimore, the US Congress and America have lost a voice of unsurpassed moral clarity and truth: our beloved Chairman Elijah Cummings," wrote Pelosi in a statement, describing him as the Democrats' "North Star" in the House.
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But "Mothers" is a useful synthesis of and loving engagement with many of the writers who have shaped our thinking on motherhood — Morrison, Simone de Beauvoir and Adrienne Rich, whose unsurpassed "Of Woman Born" (1976) is a template for Rose.
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Once an acolyte of the supreme academician Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, by the time Degas was in his mid-50s he had put aside the unsurpassed elegance of his early work for the ragged, propulsive energy of chance smears of pigment.
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Because pinot noir is such a transparent grape, with an unsurpassed ability to express a sense of place in the wines, it might be reasonable to assume that the place where the grapes are grown dictates the character of the wine.
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These ex-Baathists, with a talent for eye-catching violence and unsurpassed knowledge of the inner workings of Iraqi society, kept the Islamic State alive through lean years before leading it to sweeping victories following the American departure from Iraq.
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"Mary White's contribution to our understanding of the natural cycles that drive all life on the planet and of our human impact on those processes is unsurpassed," Chrissie Goldrick, the editor in chief of Australian Geographic, said in a statement.
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Here's what the U113 gave me during my time in Germany, in ascending order of importance: casually glorious looks that attracted compliments from strangers, rock-solid battery life that got me through long days of intense work, and unsurpassed camera image quality.
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"By joining forces, we will have unsurpassed technology and expanded R&D capabilities that will allow us to invest through business cycles and address our customers' highest priorities," Hayes, who is set to become CEO of the combined company, said in the announcement.
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Like, for example the whole cloud rap scene—pioneered most famously by Clams Casino (and nailed with his unsurpassed classic of the genre, with Lil B)—that included the earlier, less acidic work of A$AP Rocky (check out "Purple Swag" or even "Peso" tbh).
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The 95-year-old instrument permanently resides, like a crown jewel, behind thick glass in the museum, but the decision was made for it to come out on Sunday night and be played by Skaggs, a mandolin master who's unsurpassed in carrying on Monroe's legacy.
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Markey asked what role the government should have in protecting said data and citizens from potential breaches: The innovation and creativity of our country is unsurpassed in the world, and so we have a responsibility to ensure that that creativity and that innovation remains.
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THE FLIGHT PORTFOLIO By Julie Orringer Henry James in his tales liked to send his much-advantaged yet inexperienced young Americans abroad, to be steeped in the superior civilization of Europe: its grand boulevards and ancient seats, its paintings, its music, its unsurpassed literary heritage.
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Years later, album's perfect blend of bluegrass, black metal, and Appalachian coal miners' songs remains unsurpassed, and through the voices of labor and working class grit, Kentucky asks a question that seems more important now as it ever has: Which side are you on?
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Organizers scrapped plans for a lucrative independent meet in Turin, Italy, this year after FINA, the international swimming federation, which is based in Lausanne, Switzerland, threatened competitors with bans from the sport's biggest events, including the Olympics, which remains unsurpassed in terms of profile and prestige in elite swimming.
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It's worth noting that one of the very rare occasions on which Elizabeth II was seen to shed a tear in public was at the decommissioning of the Royal Yacht Britannia , a royal asset of unsurpassed elegance and charisma, axed by the Ministry of Defence as a cost-saving measure.
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Priceless NASA Artifact Sold Against NASA&aposs Wishes48 years ago today, Apollo 11 landed on the Moon, an unsurpassed milestone in the history of human …Read more ReadOn Friday, security at the Armstrong Air & Space Museum in Wapakoneta, Ohio, was summoned by an alarm and found a display case that housed the replica empty.
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"Since Gem Diamonds acquired Letšeng in 2006, the mine has produced some of the world's most remarkable diamonds, including the 603 carat Lesotho Promise, however, this exceptional top quality diamond is the largest to be mined to date and highlights the unsurpassed quality of the Letšeng mine," Clifford Elphick, Gem Diamonds' Chief Executive Officer, said in a statement.
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I breathe this voice, plunging into thin ethereal world, but I cannot get to know this sweet secret of life... As a crystal starts to play with different colors of a rainbow, when the beam of the sun falls to it, as unsurpassed pure voice of Vitas plays and sparkles with all shades in a beam of divine light.
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Somehow this structure of unsurpassed beauty and relevance to Western culture and tradition, which has been protected, revered, and unscathed in Paris since medieval times, was nearly burned to the ground in 2019, a time which has technology capable of exploding a hydrogen bomb, sending men to the moon and peering into the furnace of a black hole.
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" I note that given his starring roles as Ned Weeks, the Larry Kramer character, in a 2011 revival of "The Normal Heart," as Mickey in Mr. Murphy's HBO movie of that Larry Kramer cri de coeur, and as an unsurpassed Louis in the original "Angels in America — along with the groundbreaking plays he has directed — he has irrefutably advanced the artistry of gay theater in America.
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In addition to impeccable Democratic credentials, Steyer brings a deep knowledge of the workings of the economy and Wall Street as well as an unsurpassed zeal to remove President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE from office.
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Despite all the bragging about his talents, despite predicting an endless series of "wins," despite crowning himself the ultimate "deal-maker," despite his unsurpassed narcissism and his unrelenting ego, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE failed last week.
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Their 2017 EP, Poisoned Blood, is absolutely fucking essential death metal filth, its potency only heightened by the members' loose affiliation with the unsurpassed Vrasubatlat collective by way of vocalist and guitarist Tony Thomas' involvement in Dagger Lust, Pissblood (who just dropped a new album), Triumvir Foul, and the absurdly dope Uškumgallu (various other members pull double or triple duty in Adzalaan, Aldebaran, Torture Rack, and others, too—Portland is fucking wild).
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It is no small thing to have written the exquisite "Fragile", which has lent itself to a superb, epic reworking by Isaac Hayes; to have created "Walking On The Moon" as a perfect vehicle for the Police's eerie fusion of reggae and rock; to have fashioned perhaps his most celebrated song, "Every Breath You Take", which is widely misheard as an account of loving devotion, but which is unsurpassed in pop as an (entirely intentional) account of sinister, obsessive and controlling behaviour.
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