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The Times is an incredible institution with great standards but history shows it is instrument of the US government in all but its finest moments.

You say that in a disparaging way, but this is capitalism at it's finest.

I have no idea what their bugs-per-line-of-code are, perhaps they have the finest code on the planet.

Ah, C layout orthodoxy at its finest: shove as much crap separated only by operators without whitespace on one line as you can.

The Guardian are, by US terms, unrepentantly left-wing, but they're the finest unrepentantly left-wing newspaper in the world, bar none.

Fair enough although that link isn't exactly one of Wikipedia's finest efforts.

Also Benefit Street is not a documentary interested in facts, but reality TV at its finest, interested in entertaining, and should be judged as such.

We are actively working in Deep Learning and ML and need the finest engineers and computer scientists as we pursue our mission.

Even if you accept the fact that it's (allegedly) hand-made from the finest raw materials, the BOM and labour cost a negligible fraction of the consumer price.

Some of the finest hackers are not outstanding programmers.

If that isn't proactivism at its finest, I do not know what is.

Some of the finest programmers are not hackers.

Free market principles at their finest!" - My made up quote for Milton Friedman, Jack Lew, and all the rest of those cronies.

The world's finest software engineer could turn up but because that person has decades of experience, plans their software before they write it, children in college and a liking for going home at five, the world's finest software engineer will be rejected on grounds of "culture fit".