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Meanings of very rare in English

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Usage of very rare in English
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However, it is very rare in children under 5 years of age.
Pubmed
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We present a very rare case of nodular mucinosis of the breast.
Pubmed
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However, spontaneous upstanding of deputies on all sides are very rare events.
The Irish Times
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Extreme stress can affect your ability to ovulate in very rare cases.
Ebony
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Children's Commissioner Andrew Becroft said escapes were very rare and highly unusual.
Radio NZ
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It should be considered that, although very rare, bilateral myelolipoma is possible.
Pubmed
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In very rare cases, SSRIs bring a deeper depression than existed before.
The Science of Battlestar Galactica
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Metastasis to heart, although described in literature, is a very rare phenomenon.
Pubmed
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Brittania Bay residents were witness to a very rare sight last week.
The South African
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This case represents a very rare indication for palliative chest wall resection.
Pubmed
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Orchids are very rare in the dense forests of the low lands.
The Naturalist on the River Amazons
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This kind of vulnerability is very rare, especially within families of color.
Ebony
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The case of HFRS presented with sHLH is very rare in clinic.
Pubmed
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They had come to our laboratory with a very rare specimen indeed.
In the shadow of the cypress
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Harvesting is just that: one of those very special, very rare stories.
The Irish Times
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Complete remission of type 2 diabetes is still very rare, researchers said.
Reuters
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