Having or as if having an identifying mark or a mark as specified; often used in combination.
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Examples for "unmarked"
Examples for "unmarked"
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Authorities are still finding remains of some victims in unmarked mass graves.
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Marked and unmarked paths are plentiful, though a good map is essential.
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Work to discover and identify unmarked graves will begin mid next month.
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Matt Albright's unmarked blue Chevy passed Gretchen's car going the opposite way.
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It brings to 14 the number of people buried in unmarked graves.
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The case marked the latest important free speech decision by the justices.
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Clamadieu said Europe was marked by a slowdown in the construction market.
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She said the performance marked an important year in her people's history.
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This weekend marked 100 days since the vote to leave the EU.
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For the four home countries especially, November marked a month of progress.
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Last year marked the third year of recovery for the plan administrators.
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Last month's result marked the highest level of growth since October 2014.
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This trend is especially marked among young males from identified, deprived areas.
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It marked the beginning of a long interaction with the health system.
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Thailand on Tuesday marked 36 days without a case of local transmission.
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Today marked the second day of talks in the North Korean capital.
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A day of remembrance for road crash victims is being marked today.
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I marked this as yet another possible vulnerability in the prosecutor's case.
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But the process was marked by stiff political and trade union opposition.
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An economic crisis marked by high interest rates and inflation sparks riots.
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On bond markets, core euro zone government futures marked a record high.
