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Meanings of unusually poor in English

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Usage of unusually poor in English
1
Wherever the ground is unusually poor on the surface, mineral treasures abound.
The Englishwoman in America
2
In particular, the changes in chromosome 13 are associated with an unusually poor outcome.
Pubmed
3
The Georgians now on hand are mostly last year's crop, which was unusually poor.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
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Undermined by unusually poor defending, they collapsed to their heaviest away defeat in Europe last night.
The Irish Times
5
The early dwarf crab, with or without, worms, as desired-butmostly with-isunusually poor this fall.
Remarks
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The company cited the continuing impact from unusually poor weather there last summer, which also hurt profit in the second quarter.
Reuters
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Fussdinado was an impressive winner at her home track on August 8 before an unusually poor performance at Mudgee a month later.
News.com.au
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Despite high commodity input costs and unusually poor weather, its quarterly revenue rose 46 percent to C$183.8 million.
Reuters
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