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Meanings of look unbeatable in English

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Usage of look unbeatable in English
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Patricia Arquette, Julianne Moore and J K Simmons all look unbeatable.
The Irish Times
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Add the toys in the Fox war chest, and it starts to look unbeatable.
Wired
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The favourites won but they did not look unbeatable.
The Irish Times
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Plans were revised when Unowhatimeanharry, who also carries the green and gold of JP McManus, began to look unbeatable at three miles.
The Guardian
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Just over a year before federal elections, she looks unbeatable.
Reuters
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Fennemore, meanwhile, set another course record for the 36-mile second stage to Marlow and looked unbeatable.
Reuters
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Now fully fit and focused, he looks unbeatable.
Reuters
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For one night in 1993, though, the Colombians looked unbeatable and worthy of every plaudit they received.
The Guardian
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For the first time, Frankel looked unbeatable.
The Guardian
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Before the quarter-final she looked unbeatable; yesterday she did not quite have the answers to Zvonareva's all-court excellence.
The Guardian
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But in the three races since last month's Italian Grand Prix, where Hamilton also triumphed, they have looked unbeatable.
Reuters
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They are looking unbeatable but their reserves will be tested during the Six Nations, when Borthwick and England will come calling.
The Guardian
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With a gentle 39-17 victory over Top 14 champions Toulouse last weekend, Clermont certainly looked unbeatable.
The Irish Times
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Antrim looked unbeatable at half time, dominating in all sectors and leading comprehensively by 3-7 to 0-4.
The Irish Times
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He looks unbeatable but Ward revealed he had spoken to Andy Murray the previous night about how he might at least inconvenience the Serb.
The Guardian
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