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Meanings of unprecedented scale in English

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Usage of unprecedented scale in English
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The Times has gone in for nature-faking on an unprecedented scale lately.
The new yorker
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Lengyel compared the coronavirus outbreak to a national disaster of unprecedented scale.
Reuters
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During the summer of 1988 an uprising of unprecedented scale took place.
The new yorker
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The world is poised for a virtual revolution on an unprecedented scale.
The Guardian
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OPINION:GLOBALLY, 2010 was a year of weather-related disasters on an almost unprecedented scale.
The Irish Times
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We have a health and economic crisis of an unprecedented scale.
News.com.au
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But working at Equifax now, Farshchi acknowledges the unprecedented scale of the crisis.
Wired
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The latest recall, of unprecedented scale, throws the efforts back to square one.
Reuters
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It has now changed sides and embraced quantitative easing on an unprecedented scale.
The Guardian
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But now, the government is trying to understand public opinion on an unprecedented scale.
The Guardian
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Nepal's Communication Minister Minendra Rijal said it was a disaster on an unprecedented scale.
Radio NZ
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On an unprecedented scale, politicians are competing for public attention.
The Guardian
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The resulting data from these genomic studies is being collected at an unprecedented scale.
Pubmed
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The people are protesting and striking on an unprecedented scale.
The Guardian
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He would raise horses, he declared, on an unprecedented scale.
Roosevelt in the Bad Lands
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As a result of ineffective initial control efforts, an Ebola outbreak of unprecedented scale emerged.
Pubmed
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