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Meanings of previously unknown in English

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Usage of previously unknown in English
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Our work describes a previously unknown requirement for Sfxn3 in retinal function.
Pubmed
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Deaths from the previously unknown coronavirus strain rose to 17 on Wednesday.
Reuters
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Genome sleuthing shows the disease is caused by a previously unknown virus.
Wired
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The researchers also identified two previously unknown aldehydes in the oil samples.
The Daily Telegraph
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The suit spelled out previously unknown details about Citadel's superfast trading operation.
The quants: how a new breed of math whizzes conquered wall stree...
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The boy was previously unknown to police or counter-terrorism officials, he added.
Reuters
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The workers were exploited to a degree previously unknown, even in Russia.
Problems in American Democracy
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All of this seemed like bold talk for a previously unknown startup.
Wired
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Last summer, some previously unknown islands were found after a glacier shrank.
Reuters
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Competition for renting farm land, previously unknown, caused these rents to rise.
Our Legal Heritage: The First Thousand Years: 600 - 1600 / King ...
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All such facts being previously unknown come with the novelty of fiction.
The Life of the Fields
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A government official said the gunman was a student previously unknown to police.
Radio NZ
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The report did have some positive news, of a previously unknown gorilla population.
Reuters
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Its use is illustrated on test cases and previously unknown structures.
Pubmed
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Allday was still thinking about Tyacke, his mention of home, something previously unknown.
Sword of Honour
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They are beginning to mumble apologies, something previously unknown in Spanish political oratory.
The Guardian
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