31.   On the one hand, his talks could give students a unique perspective on the interplay between politicians and the press.

32.   On the other, the constraints surrounding his talks could give students a unique perspective on how politicians try to control the press.

33.   Reporters and analysts try to put the recurring tragedy of the Balkans into some unique perspective.

34.   Smith was also known for his unique perspective of Los Angeles, of which he had worked and wrote about for most of his life.

35.   Some architects included their first, loose, doodle thoughts, casting a unique perspective on the final product.

36.   Stanley Cook watches all of this activity from a unique perspective, and he finds it exhilarating.

37.   The key, he said, is to bring local content and the unique perspective every newspaper has to the Web.

38.   This department will continue to cover the celebrity murder trial of the century from its unique perspective, because the English language is on trial every day.

39.   Two galleries have mounted exhibits with unique perspectives on the subject.

40.   Watching them all has been a former pitcher with a unique perspective.