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Later the play went public and unprecedentedly was a huge success.

For most of the past decade I have been not only successful in my career but unprecedentedly happy at home.

But that - unprecedentedly destructive as it was - had been only the start.

The path on which I then planted my feet was quite unprecedentedly narrow.

Its prices were unprecedentedly high in the teen apparel industry.

Over the last year and half, they have enjoyed an unprecedentedly smooth ride to higher prices.

Was it possible to raise unprecedentedly confident, happy, brilliant kids while working full time?

Wagner won the race by the unprecedentedly close margin of 56 seconds.

Other delegates - among them an unprecedentedly large and forceful group of women - also had a lot to say.

It is becoming unprecedentedly difficult for anyone, anyone at all, to keep a secret.

But they were - completely and unprecedentedly startled; some even had indigestion.

Thunderbolt used both techniques to produce an unprecedentedly powerful car.

China's current independence ratio of 38 is unprecedentedly low.

We trade on an unprecedentedly large global scale.

Thousands of questions loom about whether children this unprecedentedly premature will develop normally.

Unprecedentedly, these laws could (with certain exceptions) even deviate from the Constitution.

Curiously, although not unprecedentedly, the language has no cardinal or ordinal numbers.

The reward on your head is unprecedentedly high.

Almost unprecedentedly, however, English Nature failed to confirm the designation.

Today's big two have kept the same names for 19 years, and the right-of-centre one has unprecedentedly changed leaders without breaking up.

The Japanese authorities responded with unprecedentedly harsh military action.

Kennedy was subjected then to an unprecedentedly thorough investigation of his background, which he easily passed.

The question Nicolson sets himself is why that ratio was so "unprecedentedly high."

But the suggestion that this was an unprecedentedly nihilistic attack on quality higher education ignores American academic history.

That came in the presidential election of 1980, for which he announced his aspirations at an unprecedentedly early press conference in 1979.