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Meanings of go unchallenged in English

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Usage of go unchallenged in English
1
However, the boy could let this repetition of the charge go unchallenged.
Boy Scouts in Mexico; Or, On Guard with Uncle Sam
2
It would be foolish to think such outsized rewards would go unchallenged.
Wired
3
Mr Lenihan said he could not let that begrudgery go unchallenged.
The Irish Times
4
Julian Korb was allowed to go unchallenged before he crossed from the right.
The Guardian
5
Anyone might come by, and he didn't suppose his presence would go unchallenged.
Sins of the Fathers
6
The audience is willing to let the Indo-Germanic factors go unchallenged.
My Discovery of England
7
Still, I couldn't let a morbid remark like that go unchallenged.
Through the grinder
8
Her eyes narrowed, seeing through his evasiveness, but she let it go unchallenged.
The Information Officer
9
Our David Harums are not college-bred-a statement which I trust will go unchallenged.
Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 12 / Little J...
10
This confederate being unknown and unsuspected could come and go unchallenged.
The Black Wolf's Breed / A Story of France in the Old World and ...
11
Did we really think the election of a Black president would go unchallenged?
Ebony
12
We cannot allow Mngxitama's comments and actions to go unchallenged.
The South African
13
I was guilty of those old assumptions about RTÉ that so often go unchallenged.
The Irish Times
14
Such teaching, however, could not be suffered to go unchallenged.
Complete Project Gutenberg Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Works
15
The scandal is that these lies go unchallenged, Burns told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Reuters
16
However I feel his argument that it is for a minority must not go unchallenged.
The Irish Times
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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