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Meanings of unprecedented number in English

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Usage of unprecedented number in English
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This year has seen an unprecedented number of migrants arriving in Europe.
BBC
2
The 2011 Dáil election saw an unprecedented number of new TDs elected.
The Irish Times
3
This year saw the launch of an unprecedented number of games consoles.
The Guardian
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In fact, we received an unprecedented number of submissions for this feature.
The Guardian
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Recent publicity has generated an unprecedented number of enquiries into the rooms.
The Irish Times
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Last year more than a million people applied for visas, an unprecedented number.
Radio NZ
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Ireland will host an unprecedented number of official European Tour events next year.
The Irish Times
8
The motor industry is facing an unprecedented number of battles on several fronts.
The Irish Times
9
Mr Hangu says he is worried about the unprecedented number of fires occurring.
Radio NZ
10
Lately, the Unit has been receiving an unprecedented number of letters in Esperanto.
The new yorker
11
An unprecedented number of sheep have been attacked by marauding dogs this year.
The Irish Times
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Finally, they had killed an unprecedented number of our Trial Group.
Rite of Passage
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Last year, the authorities surprised observers by including a near- unprecedented number of English-language films.
The Irish Times
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An unprecedented number of candidates are vying to become the president of Federated Farmers.
Radio NZ
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Last year saw an unprecedented number of hijackings off Somalia -42 in total.
Reuters
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An unprecedented number of those who attended for jury service sought to be excused.
The Irish Times
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Unprecedented number through the time
Unprecedented number across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare
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