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An unique or A unique?

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The 2nd, A unique

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Is it a unique or an unique?
An unique, an university, an European, etc are desperately pedantic.
What is the correct phrase... Is it a unique or an unique?
an unique is wrong.
Is it a unique code or Is it an unique code?
you only gave us two answers to choose from and they were both the same so this has to be the answer ITS A UNIQUE CODE p.s this was answered by a 12 year old :)
How unique am I?
Every one is unique in there own special way. you are the only one like you. Even if you have an identical twin. there are still many, many ways that the two of you are different, even if you can't...
Why are you unique?
Because no one else is exacly like you. You're you and no one can change who you are.