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Meanings of go unchecked in English

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Usage of go unchecked in English
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That kind of injustice just can't go unchecked, of course.
Wired
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Allowing whispers to go unchecked risks disaster during febrile times.
Reuters
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Issues with diversity and inclusion in high fashion have seemed to go unchecked for years.
Ebony
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We cannot allow xenophobia and racism to go unchecked.
News.com.au
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He warned allowing independence talk to go unchecked would harm territorial integrity, national security and competitiveness.
The Guardian
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But being silent and letting even the Aunt Michelle's antiquated belief systems go unchecked stunts progress.
Ebony
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But we call on the media to refrain from allowing sexist and racist remarks to go unchecked.
Feminist dot com
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And it can no longer go unchecked.
Ebony
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Because these markers are often vague and seemingly unrelated, they may go unchecked for many months or years.
Ebony
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These are dangerous times to permit the inventive genius of man to go unchecked in matters of armament.
The Progressive Democracy of James M. Cox
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Do not let this go unchecked.
Ebony
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That calumny must not go unchecked.
The Irish Times
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Analysts say Liu's ruthless efficiency earned him the protection of higher party officials, allowing his corruption to go unchecked.
The Guardian
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A man who lets all his longings go unchecked and untamed after earthly good has none left towards heaven.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: Psalms
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Sensations sharpen, the addict is aware of his visceral processes to an uncomfortable degree, peristalsis and secretion go unchecked.
Junky
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Today's decision left the way open for "persistent wealth inequality" in New Zealand to go unchecked, they said.
Radio NZ
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