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Meanings of extremely rare in English

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Usage of extremely rare in English
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It's extremely rare for victims to report their rapes to law enforcement.
Ebony
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So far, the potential for intussusception appears extremely rare with these vaccines.
Reuters
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Conclusions: The prevalence of HCM in highly trained athletes is extremely rare.
Pubmed
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This is the extremely rare disease that left Bianca paralysed since July.
The South African
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An Airbnb spokesman said unpleasant incidents such as this were extremely rare.
Radio NZ
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Reports of primary malignant lymphoma in the posterior mediastinum are extremely rare.
Pubmed
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At that time, daytime raids near the capital were still extremely rare.
The forgotten soldier
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Background: Angioleiomyoma of the nasal cavity is an extremely rare benign neoplasm.
Pubmed
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Such mass killings are extremely rare in Japan and typically involve stabbings.
Reuters
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Spontaneous immortalization of human cells in vitro is an extremely rare event.
Pubmed
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Impeachment is extremely rare, and no president has ever been turfed out.
News.com.au
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In adults, muscle involvement is extremely rare and not very well characterized.
Pubmed
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Schwannoma originating from the cervical vagus nerve is an extremely rare neoplasm.
Pubmed
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Secondary growths in the lymph glands, while not unknown, are extremely rare.
Manual of Surgery Volume First: General Surgery. Sixth Edition.
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The women are not absolutely bad-looking, but real beauties are extremely rare.
Ismailia
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Furthermore, it is extremely rare for it to cause a duodenal ulcer.
Pubmed
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Australia
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United States of America
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