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Meanings of unprecedented levels in English

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Usage of unprecedented levels in English
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But it has reached unprecedented levels since the start of last year.
Reuters
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Now African countries are facing unprecedented levels of spiralling national debt.
The Guardian
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All countries involved are displaying unprecedented levels of co-operation; that has not changed.
The Guardian
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The attacks have been happening for years but reached unprecedented levels in 2008.
Reuters
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Migration of people to cities has reached unprecedented levels in recent human history.
BBC
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Our businesses are facing unprecedented levels of scrutiny and pressure, individually and collectively.
Reuters
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The process has been delayed further by investigations into unprecedented levels of fraud.
Reuters
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The 70th Cannes Film Festival begins on Wednesday amid unprecedented levels of security.
The Irish Times
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The health service desperately requires unprecedented levels of structural change.
The Guardian
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They say it has reached unprecedented levels, placing the animals at risk of extinction.
BBC
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Officials expect adverse heat and wind conditions to peak at unprecedented levels on Tuesday.
Reuters
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The restaurant business has been hitting the headlines in recent times in unprecedented levels.
The Irish Times
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I felt power surge within me, rising to unprecedented levels.
The Book of Life
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Many economists worry that unprecedented levels of liquidity risk stoking inflation or asset bubbles.
Reuters
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Suddenly readers can (and do) subject reporters to unprecedented levels of scrutiny.
Wired
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And minority candidates hold office at unprecedented levels, Roberts writes.
The Guardian
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