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Just a few weeks ago, the store was shaping up to be a landmark of unbeatably bad timing.

The suburban train service is fast, and unbeatably safe in terms of traffic accidents.

But in the end it seems like a carnival sherbet: pretty, tasty and eaten in an unbeatably happy atmosphere.

"I think the key for them is that Vanbiesbrouck has played unbeatably against us," Devils defenseman Ken Daneyko said.

The classic hooded design, including a kangaroo pouch and banded cuffs and sleeves, combines with the PolyArmour; material to make it unbeatably comfortable.

For visiting the area's museums, Disneyland, Hollywood, Santa Monica, od Downtown service is frequent and at 45 cents a ride unbeatably cheap .

It proved a hard habit to break, and although Seles admits that Graf played unbeatably on that Saturday, she still thinks she didn't put up the kind of fight she usually does.

On the other hand, there was something unbeatably creepy about the time I walked into a man's bathroom at the very beginning of an affair and saw a bottle of 'scruffing lotion' by his basin.

He invokes Edison, the Wright brothers, Henry Ford and finally, unbeatably, the example of a Founding Father: "If Benjamin Franklin were alive today, he'd be arrested for flying a kite without a license."

But it is the combination of the adjustable vibration-free rotary pump, commercially rated pressure switch for maintaining temperature and weighty 4.05kg brewing head that extracts the maximum aroma from your coffee to create the perfect espresso with an unbeatably smooth crema.

The software has been dubbed "the Porsche of image viewers" and described as "unbeatably fast" by German magazine c't Magazin für Computertechnik (the program also appeared in the magazine's software collection and in a subsequent article on Adobe DNG raw workflow software roundup).

The Larrikins, who can be traced back to 1870 in Australia, were also organised into local gangs or 'pushes', and even allowing for exaggeration and over-involvement (we need not readily accept, for example, that they gorged themselves on raw meat or rigged elections by terrorising voters, as was sometimes alleged) their behaviour was unbeatably appalling.