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Meanings of go unreported in English

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Usage of go unreported in English
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Most go unreported, or are not classified as such by the police.
Reuters
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Rights activists say thousands more rape cases go unreported each year.
Reuters
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It is equally unsurprising that the genetic crisis it created should go unreported.
Jurassic Park
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Deaths and injuries often go unreported for fear of retribution… Audio
Radio NZ
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Episodes of people sickened by contaminated drinking water may go unreported.
Reuters
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That's not the most common experience, especially considering that most rapes go unreported.
Ebony
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Either there are no unheated exchanges, or if there are, they go unreported.
The Irish Times
8
How can it be so awful that you'd let these murders go unreported?
Watch them die
9
But experts believe the figure may be far greater as many incidents go unreported.
The Irish Times
10
Kidnapping is a major problem in Pakistan and many of the crimes go unreported.
Reuters
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Six in 10 attacks are believed to go unreported each year, the charity said.
Reuters
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Deaths and injuries often go unreported for fear of retribution from the local cartels.
Radio NZ
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While some accidents are recorded, UNMAS believes that at least 90 percent go unreported.
Reuters
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Few transgressions are caught on video, and others go unreported.
Ebony
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Victim surveys and self-report studies conducted by criminologists reveal that most crimes go unreported.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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Many more rapes go unreported because women fear being stigmatised.
Reuters
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common