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I started forth an illiterate, inexperienced person, without purse or scrip.
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Now is the moment to try an inexperienced person'.
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But from the-theeconomic point of view you're a very young and altogether inexperienced person.
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Suffer no inexperienced person to deal with your object-glass.
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It would have made an inexperienced person's teeth chatter.
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An inexperienced person is apt to get into trouble when he first attempts to use one.
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No order is ever put in the hands of a clerk or helper or other inexperienced person.
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But Iran has said it will not yield to "useless" American threats from "an inexperienced person".
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A young, inexperienced person; a novice.
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Sketching requires some little training, but with the apparatus here illustrated an inexperienced person can obtain excellent results.
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Even an inexperienced person, by following directions carefully, can seal a can as well as an experienced one.
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Hoover had just been named Food Administrator; it was during the war and an inexperienced person kept the president waiting.
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We are appalled that an untrained, inexperienced person acquainted with Mr Odon was apparently roped in to interpret for him.
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She stood in the middle of the room, behind him, with that irresolute air an inexperienced person has in unexpected circumstances.
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It is only the most inexperienced person that could suppose things going on in his absence the same as in his presence!
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Iran said on Thursday it would not yield to "useless" U.S. threats from "an inexperienced person" over its missile program.
