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Meanings of still unbeaten in English

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Usage of still unbeaten in English
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This is our first time in Europe and we are still unbeaten.
The Guardian
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But the Allies who had come up from Saloniki were still unbeaten.
History of the World War, Vol. 3
3
Indeed, Spain are still unbeaten under the Basque after 20 matches including friendlies.
The South African
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At Stuttgart, Markus Babbel is still unbeaten since taking over nine games ago.
The Guardian
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Seven games into his reign and being still unbeaten means little.
The Irish Times
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We're still unbeaten at home so we are very happy.
Reuters
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The fact is, the Springboks are still unbeaten in 2017.
The South African
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After all, they are still unbeaten in the league 2012.
The Guardian
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India, still unbeaten after their opening three matches, moved into second place with four points.
The Irish Times
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However still unbeaten since the dawn of fighting history, Bradley falls to his unseen adversary.
The Guardian
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We're still unbeaten at home since 2009.
The Guardian
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Rodgers' side are still unbeaten having drawn just two matches and having already won the League Cup.
Radio NZ
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American Football:The New Orleans Saints are still unbeaten and have joined the Indianapolis Colts in making NFL history.
The Irish Times
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Tim Bradley is still unbeaten, but he's the luckiest man in Vegas tonight...
The Guardian
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Jones, still unbeaten since taking over as England's head coach, is due to announce his squad on Sunday.
The Guardian
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Their son is promising and still unbeaten, but he also still has improvement to find and much to learn.
The Guardian
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