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Meanings of unsung heroes in English

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Usage of unsung heroes in English
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Props are often the unsung heroes of set-design on stage or screen.
Radio NZ
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Sometimes we're the unsung heroes of the work we do, he says.
The Irish Times
3
Chinese customers have been the unsung heroes of an otherwise ailing economy.
Reuters
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Te Ao Māori is in mourning for one of its unsung heroes.
Radio NZ
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They are the unsung heroes of the New Zealand war effort.
Radio NZ
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Our unsung heroes and heroines did it before we came along.
Dayworld Rebel
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I mean, all of the stunt men-theseare the unsung heroes.
The Guardian
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And then there are unsung heroes: single parents, couples, church and civic volunteers.
State of the Union Addresses
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Brian Krebs is one of the unsung heroes of tech journalism.
The Guardian
10
And Science, no less than War, must have her unsung heroes.
The Rivet in Grandfather's Neck: A Comedy of Limitations
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To me, they have always been the true unsung heroes of the fast-growing economy.
Reuters
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This week on One in Five: Singing the unsung heroes.
Radio NZ
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The words of one of the unsung heroes who maintain part of our heritage.
The Irish Times
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LIKE every other field of endeavour, sport has its fair share of unsung heroes.
Jamaica Observer
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You are truly are the unsung heroes of our society.
News.com.au
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These men are cherished, but unsung heroes in our communities.
Ebony
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