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Both "there's only one Paris" and "uniquely Singapore" make the reader think about what makes these places unique, often from fictional sources - movies etc. This way the ad can sell each reader a tailor made fantasy without actually promising anything.
Effective rather than empty phrases.
Besides, grammatically incorrect or not I still prefer "Uniquely Singapore" to ads like "Kazooie for a Kwik Klean."
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