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He was a role model par excellence who taught by example.

Her father was a music teacher "par excellence," his daughter said.

But what it did do, par excellence, was turn heads.

I have in my men a distribution network par excellence.

Islam is the one religion which does so par excellence!

"This is par excellence a question for Christians," she said.

"A pressure group par excellence," one foreign diplomat called them.

He was a surgeon par excellence and helped save many lives.

The communication medium par excellence is, of course, the Internet.

He died in 1956, after serving as a Jewish leader par excellence for almost 50 years.

He has been described as a "renaissance man par excellence."

"It makes them feel better and Che is that par excellence."

Under his able guidance, the college became centre par excellence of education.

Throughout their history, the Spartans were a land based force par excellence.

When things are seen in this way, churches become the setting par excellence of the Christian life.

Space is the place of innovation and creative imagination par excellence.

They were a band with a sense of humour par excellence.

A criminal lawyer par excellence, he was a prominent member of the Congress party.

And political Islam is the world grievance culture par excellence.

Why should the size of our jaw make us the intellectual species par excellence?

Europe, as the area of artistic creation and culture par excellence, must show third countries the right way forward.

Her performance in suicidal attempt scene from a high rise building is par excellence.

All benefited immensely from his teaching and considered him a role model par excellence.

It is the bondage device, particularly on a girl, par excellence.

As a holiday destination par excellence, Portugal has got it all.