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Significados de perhaps unsurprising en inglés
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Uso de perhaps unsurprising en inglés
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This is perhapsunsurprising given the obvious tessellation between player, manager and club.
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It's thus perhapsunsurprising that Trump's proposed budget would eliminate federal funding for PBS.
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In an era of austerity and anti-elite backlash, it's perhapsunsurprising that the latter struggled.
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It is perhapsunsurprising that many of those who take this view are on the left.
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Given the lack of data it is perhapsunsurprising that momentum sometimes becomes discussed in almost mystic terms.
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It's perhapsunsurprising that cars are the ideal vehicle for this message when they are such a transcendent status symbol.
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That such terms should be applied to a populist studio picture from the director of the Hangover movies is perhapsunsurprising.
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And, though it was perhapsunsurprising that Cameron should be unenthusiastic about Juncker's candidacy, the vehemence of his opposition was extraordinary.
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This is perhapsunsurprising given galleries' desire to tap into collectors who were in town for the high profile Paris Photo fair.
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It is perhapsunsurprising that a renewed interest in a day of action for men comes as feminism itself enjoys a resurgence.
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That Hayes would achieve these firsts at the cutting edge of the sport is perhapsunsurprising, considering her drive-inclimbing and elsewhere.
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However, it's perhapsunsurprising Leicester's players looked a little lacklustre, given they played nine matches between 14 December and the match with Saints.
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Against this backdrop it was perhapsunsurprising that little attention was paid to the Soil Association's annual organic report, published the same week.
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In the face of such apparent hopelessness, it is perhapsunsurprising that many of those we interviewed thought that further riots were likely.
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It's perhapsunsurprising that after a decade of focusing on what can't be done, the British state has responded so woefully to the crisis.
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That is perhapsunsurprising, given developed countries tend to invest more in expensive infrastructure and so have more to lose when a big disaster hits.