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Meanings of extraordinarily high in inglés

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Usage of extraordinarily high in inglés
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Did you know that Ireland has an extraordinarily high use of imprisonment?
The Irish Times
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Tropical rainforests are well known for their extraordinarily high levels of biodiversity.
Pubmed
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Not so much, but that's also an extraordinarily high standard to best.
News.com.au
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Zimbabwe, for instance, has an extraordinarily high literacy rate, because of him.
BBC
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Exploiting this knowledge, mannosides with extraordinarily high binding affinities have been designed.
Pubmed
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The current-account surplus is extraordinarily high at around 8 percent of GDP.
Reuters
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Attendances at St James' remain extraordinarily high given the drift of recent years.
The Guardian
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Finance spokesperson Grant Robertson said the debt levels were extraordinarily high.
Radio NZ
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The Australian coaching position is held to an extraordinarily high standard.
The Guardian
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At Northwest, pilots blame extraordinarily high cancellations recently on insufficient staffing.
Reuters
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The odds against police in these investigations are stacked extraordinarily high.
The Guardian
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This may explain what seems an extraordinarily high rate of pay.
The Letters of Cassiodorus / Being a Condensed Translation of th...
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What more striking demonstration is needed than these extraordinarily high percentages?
The Riddle of the Rhine: Chemical Strategy in Peace and War
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Bill Clinton's popularity among Americans, particularly women, remains extraordinarily high.
The Irish Times
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Right from the beginning though Jorg Verhoeven climbed extraordinarily high.
Climbing Magazine
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They release light at extraordinarily high energies, the highest discovered anywhere in the universe.
The Irish Times
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