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Meanings of highly unusual in English

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Usage of highly unusual in English
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Children's Commissioner Andrew Becroft said escapes were very rare and highly unusual.
Radio NZ
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Diplomats in Brussels said proposing both types of duties was highly unusual.
Reuters
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It is highly unusual for foreign journalists to be detained in China.
The Guardian
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Both were working mothers at a time when that was highly unusual.
The Guardian
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But Jay-Z's new album is highly unusual in more than this respect.
The Irish Times
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I remember thinking this was highly unusual but no one was panicking.
The Guardian
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The two EF5 tornadoes in quick succession was highly unusual, Fallin said.
Reuters
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Direct conversation with Tarman was highly unusual and he wondered at it.
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However, such measures are still highly unusual for most sporting bodies.
The Guardian
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On Sunday the UK government published a highly unusual rebuttal of these claims.
The Guardian
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She says authenticity is key to understanding this highly unusual US presidential election.
Radio NZ
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There was a long line, which is highly unusual for a Midterm election.
The Irish Times
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The back-to-back discoveries of beached oarfish are highly unusual, scientists said.
Reuters
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The Buk's second running wheel was missing spokes -a highly unusual feature.
The Guardian
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There were no briefings over the next four days, which is highly unusual.
The Guardian
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The three-year restriction on investors withdrawing money is highly unusual too.
Reuters
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