Preposition: in

• respect: After all, the computer is hardly unique in this respect.

• kingdom: The structure of human skin is unique in the animal kingdom so no predictive animal models have ever been available.

• world: It is unique in the world in giving young people the opportunity to make films and video to professional standard.

• sense: Brown dog ticks are unique in the sense that they can live and grow indoors.

• history: His talent for carving out life of the inanimate and random has to be unique in film history.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• want: We also offer a compete bespoke service for those wanting something unique.

• make: The diversity of the target group makes the scheme quite unique.

Modifies a noun

• identifier: It is the unique identifier of every title that bears it.

• opportunity: A unique opportunity to run through the streets of Brighton.

• blend: The oil is Zita West's own unique blend of pure plant extracts, enriched with avocado and borage.

• combination: Short Description Healthy Direct's MSM cream is a unique combination of MSM in a topical form!

• insight: The museum provides a unique insight into the daily life of a Roman soldier based on Hadrian's Wall.

• gift: They make a lovely unique gift for a special day.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: A truly unique speaker, perfect for our Leading Edge Convention.

• globally: The UK steel industry is almost globally unique in that it can supply into virtually any application in any market in the world.

• totally: We are happy to provide a service and album which is totally unique to you.

• utterly: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy was a lucid, satirical, occasionally profound, utterly unique comic invention on radio.

• quite: What were the sources of inspiration for the quite unique British metal plane designs?

• almost: First I had to get out of San Francisco, which is almost unique in America in not numbering all their streets.

Preposition: because

• bride: The service is also rather unique because the bride and groom do not make vows to each other?