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The relationship between the second and third statement is problematic for the unknowledgeable reader.

Some people have gotten the impression that he's loud and unknowledgeable.

“In the beginning, the Queen is the young, nervous, unknowledgeable one.

An unknowledgeable visitor may unwittingly create a dangerous situation then leave the area without having to deal with the consequences.

How does one identify an unknowledgeable fan base?

Eckert was a man so unknowledgeable in baseball that it seemed he thought a fly ball had wings.

Today's reading audience is pretty dumb and unknowledgeable about SF.

Another congressional aide said Steele was appearing on television "unprepared and unknowledgeable."

She was no longer the inexperienced, unknowledgeable child she was at five.

The Celtics' current ownership has also relied on its basketball people without layers of unknowledgeable executives.

Especially if they were unknowledgeable about opera.

I suddenly felt very alone and very, very unknowledgeable.

Buying a used vehicle is one of the most common areas in the marketplace where the unknowledgeable and unwary buyer can get "taken".

They are people who are unknowledgeable about themselves."

Are we encouraging profiling by an army of watchful but inexperienced and unknowledgeable passengers?

Her opponent attempted to portray her as out of touch and unknowledgeable about the issues, but most voters appeared not to care.

As a result, he is often sheltered and unknowledgeable of some of the suggestive content his peers understand.

It was said that among these officials, Xiao was considered to be unknowledgeable and therefore not considered seriously.

A less-than-warm welcome puts me off, as well as it being an empty place with unknowledgeable or disinterested staff.

They're shallow, flighty, empty-headed, unknowledgeable, too flatterable and totally helpless.

And the one thing that never ceases to amaze me is just how unknowledgeable some users and system operators can be.

Service: Cheerful, but unknowledgeable and forgetful.

In other ways, he's unknowledgeable.

One particular evening I was rebuked by a rather unsympathetic and unknowledgeable resident of Fredericton.

It offers the logic of redressing in a significant way the wrongs inflicted on Aboriginal people by a foreign, unknowledgeable and insensitive system.