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Ús de uniquely en anglès
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The art scene is uniquely affected by worldwide restrictions on public gatherings.
The South African
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It seems, uniquely, to have actually started thinking through an email strategy.
The Guardian
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In short, Amazon is an animal uniquely suited to the ad game.
Wired
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These arduous examinations, particularly the Leaving, are also a uniquely Irish experience.
The Irish Times
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Recent press reaction to asylum seekers arriving in Britain seems uniquely virulent.
The Guardian
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What does make this decision uniquely difficult is the strong competing principles.
Radio NZ
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The country was now uniquely placed to end rough sleeping, he said.
Radio NZ
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In addition, region 3 uniquely displayed beta-cell-specific activity in cell-line-based reporter assays.
Pubmed
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Experts have sought reasons for the area's uniquely intense storms for decades.
BBC
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They both uniquely predicted depressive symptoms when included within the same model.
Pubmed
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Here, too, Amazon is perhaps uniquely situated to deliver what customers want.
Wired
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Furthermore, cumulative risk and maternal responsiveness contributed uniquely to children's self-regulation abilities.
Pubmed
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Plane crashes can be uniquely devastating when a sports team is involved.
The Irish Times
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In many ways, it is our thinking that makes us uniquely human.
The Irish Times
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He was habited, somewhat uniquely, in a new and handsome mahogany coffin.
Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
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Odd how cold temperatures can generate an effect that is uniquely visual.
In the shadow of gotham
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Translations for uniquely
Uniquely a través del temps
Uniquely per variant geogràfica
Sudàfrica
Comú
Irlanda
Comú
Estats Units d'Amèrica
Comú
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