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1
The Chinese are
very
unpopular
in Australia and in all the colonies.
2
In that time she oversaw some
very
unpopular
changes at the site.
3
I am
very
unpopular
,
and I have the grace to know it.
4
The police were
very
unpopular
in Budge Street-almostas unpopular as Paul.
5
Overnight, Iranians living in America became, to say the least,
very
unpopular
.
6
That means you'll be a
very
unpopular
addition to the team.
7
The Cynic was very old and very wise and
very
unpopular
.
8
The assassins are
very
unpopular
in Rome, and have failed to keep control.
9
The result of this war, so humiliating to Russia, rendered Ivan
very
unpopular
.
10
He seemed to bear a shockingly bad character, and to be
very
unpopular
.
11
Errington is a very good fellow, but the other man is
very
unpopular
.
12
George Morris, who had sat for the last twenty years, was
very
unpopular
.
13
An opinion poll published on Sunday showed that such measures would be
very
unpopular
.
14
That means making some
very
unpopular
decisions in the process.
15
He says a new, higher VAT will be
very
unpopular
.
16
The coalition is going to be
very
unpopular
during the next year or two.
very
unpopular
very