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Meanings of almost unprecedented in English

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Usage of almost unprecedented in English
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Nursing organisations last night described the case as almost unprecedented in nursing.
The Irish Times
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There was no doubt that the sensation in court was almost unprecedented.
The Old Man in the Corner
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The winter set in before its time, and with almost unprecedented severity.
Mercy Philbrick's Choice
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OPINION:GLOBALLY, 2010 was a year of weather-related disasters on an almost unprecedented scale.
The Irish Times
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We're in this strange almost unprecedented period in history - almost upside down.
Radio NZ
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Our position is almost unprecedented in the history of the country.
An American Politician: A Novel
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But a hijacking in European waters would be almost unprecedented in modern times.
The Irish Times
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After all, the amount of material they'll have is almost unprecedented.
The South African
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The summary justice was almost unprecedented in Japan's corporate culture.
Reuters
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To see her sit there without speaking was almost unprecedented.
Dexter by Design
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With a strange, almost unprecedented feeling of peace she traveled down to Lake Como.
Sacrifice
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The demand for Sophie May's books has been almost unprecedented.
The Bay State Monthly — Volume 2, No. 6, March, 1885
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The scenes were almost unprecedented in recent Canadian political history, which has been overwhelmingly peaceful.
Reuters
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Are we looking at a raft of almost unprecedented government intervention in getting wage rises?
News.com.au
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The drought of summer had been followed by an almost unprecedented rainfall during the autumn.
Raftmates: A Story of the Great River
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A sweeping suspension of domestic production is almost unprecedented.
Reuters
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Almost unprecedented across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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