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Unrepresentative.

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The sample areas examined by the IRC were also unrepresentative, it said.
Reuters
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The standard test is both unrepresentative and intimately familiar to auto engineers.
Reuters
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Both parties benefited significantly from this unrepresentative, first-past-the-post voting system in the past.
The Irish Times
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Yet the MPs, unrepresentative of the members, are doing immense damage.
The Guardian
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Online school executives say the growth formulas are unfair and unrepresentative.
Reuters
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But the visibility of individual high-achievers gives an unrepresentative picture overall.
Independent.ie
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And they say modern football is unrepresentative of society at large -Jason Tew.
The Guardian
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His critics argue that the membership is unrepresentative of the country as a whole.
The Guardian
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Quite a lot of Labour MPs think this is unrepresentative of the wider Labour membership.
The Guardian
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However, experiential accounts may mislead if they are unrepresentative.
Pubmed
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Their choice of names is likely to be unrepresentative.
The Irish Times
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It is passionately sentimental and absolutely unrepresentative of the practical, virile genius of Ulster industry.
The Framework of Home Rule
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Alas, they tend to attract radicals, ultranationalists or crackpots unrepresentative of the electorate at large.
Reuters
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First of all, why do men vaguely feel that the House of Commons is unrepresentative?
Essays in Liberalism / Being the Lectures and Papers Which Were ...
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Wherever you are in this debate, there is no doubt that Lush is an unrepresentative exception.
The Guardian
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I declined this vote as I find it both undemocratic and unrepresentative of the Irish people.
The Irish Times
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