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Meanings of now unbeaten in English

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Usage of now unbeaten in English
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Villa are now unbeaten in five games and 11th on the table.
Radio NZ
2
Burnley are now unbeaten in five and move up to 15th.
Radio NZ
3
His countrymen are now unbeaten by England in 11 meetings.
The Irish Times
4
Sean Horan's team is now unbeaten in 27 straight World Rugby Women's Sevens Series matches.
Radio NZ
5
Wilder's side, who finished second in the Championship last season, are now unbeaten in four outings.
BBC
6
England are now unbeaten in their last 17 matches, one short of the All Blacks record.
Radio NZ
7
Jose Mourinho's men are now unbeaten in four.
The South African
8
The Clarets are now unbeaten in three after putting to bed a torrid start to the campaign.
The South African
9
Villa are now unbeaten in five games.
Reuters
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In doing so, Nephrite boosted his Classic claims for 2012 and is now unbeaten in two starts.
The Irish Times
11
Liverpool are now unbeaten in five in the EPL since a shock loss at Swansea back in January.
The South African
12
Newcastle are now unbeaten in five games, though due to events on Wearside a draw was not enough.
The Guardian
13
Dino Maamria's side are now unbeaten in four, having lost four of their previous five games in all competitions.
BBC
14
To see him back is a great emotion. United are now unbeaten in 38 games at home in all competitions.
Reuters
15
AZ are third in the Dutch league and now unbeaten in six games - and they had the better chances.
BBC
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Tommy Wright's side are now unbeaten in six league matches, but lose ground in the race for a top-half finish.
BBC
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Now unbeaten across language varieties
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