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Some terms in Arabic have come attached to little-understood religious matters—or to disturbing political issues.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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Some terms in Arabic have come attached to little-understood religious matters—or to disturbing political issues.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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A chess genius is a human being who focuses vast, little-understood mental gifts and labors on an ultimately trivial human enterprise.
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And really, you couldn't say anything more truthful about this amorphous and much-studied yet little-understood condition.
New Harbinger: 5 Steps For Letting Depression Be Your Teacher New Harbinger 2011
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The paranoia and anger are understandable, but in reality, a little-understood fact is that the score reporting policy of the SAT or, for that matter, the ACT is of little consequence.
Alex Mallory: Score Choice Doesn't Matter Alex Mallory 2011
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And really, you couldn't say anything more truthful about this amorphous and much-studied yet little-understood condition.
New Harbinger: 5 Steps For Letting Depression Be Your Teacher New Harbinger 2011
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The Korean War: A History Modern Library by Bruce Cumings is a short, manageable and open-minded view of that still little-understood and judging by recent events, endless conflict.
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And really, you couldn't say anything more truthful about this amorphous and much-studied yet little-understood condition.
New Harbinger: 5 Steps For Letting Depression Be Your Teacher New Harbinger 2011
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NEW YORK — A little-understood class of investors known only as "other" in government data is expanding its influence in the oil market.
Mystery 'Other' Traders Become a Growing Force in Oil Futures Jerry A. DiColo 2010
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And really, you couldn't say anything more truthful about this amorphous and much-studied yet little-understood condition.
New Harbinger: 5 Steps For Letting Depression Be Your Teacher New Harbinger 2011
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