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Meanings of unfortunately many in English

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Usage of unfortunately many in English
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Mr Cliff said unfortunately many of these motorcyclists were being killed in road accidents.
Radio NZ
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There are unfortunately many ways of having a false mind:
Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary
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An antiquated means of control, but unfortunately many well-meaning parents and authorities bought into it.
Altered
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But unfortunately many who approached this adoption agency were not treated in the same manner.
The Irish Times
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Which are unfortunately many, as we have very exacting standards, the same as any university.
The Queen of Bedlam
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Marika Tuiwawa says unfortunately many small island states lack proper protections to safeguard their natural resources.
Radio NZ
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For a small minority it will have significant consequences and unfortunately many Australians will lose their lives.
The Guardian
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Now original records from multiple sources are available to researchers online, though unfortunately many are behind paywalls.
The Irish Times
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I took several photographs of scenes of this kind, but unfortunately many of the negatives were spoiled.
The Man-Eaters of Tsavo, and Other East African Adventures
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Mr Stewart said they were making slow progress and unfortunately many people still would not be reconnected tonight.
Radio NZ
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A teacher says she agrees because unfortunately many children's lunches are filled with "unhealthy" sugar-filled food.
News.com.au
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Yet unfortunately many do believe this.
The Prospective Mother, a Handbook for Women During Pregnancy
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Most unfortunately many of Oscar's MSS.
Oscar Wilde, His Life and Confessions — Volume 1
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The MP3 format is popular on the Net, and unfortunately many MP3s are illegal.
Wired
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The squire and the doctor also met constantly; there were unfortunately many subjects on which they were obliged to meet.
Doctor Thorne
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He never resisted the whim of the moment except through fear of the consequences, and unfortunately many of his propensities were vicious.
Dr. Jolliffe's Boys
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Unfortunately many through the time
Unfortunately many across language varieties
United States of America
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