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- adjective Yet to be
altered ,carved ,milled ,worked , or otherwise changed from its natural or crude state. - adjective archaeology Describing an unaltered material found associated with human tool-making or other cultural activity.
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Examples
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We found some "unworked" workbooks for the kids at the thrift store and bought them for school.
Archive 2007-03-01 Becca 2007
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We found some "unworked" workbooks for the kids at the thrift store and bought them for school.
"educational" materials Becca 2007
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Bulletin Board: Interactive, live communication tool allows lenders to view and recover 'unworked' leads, maximizing any company's lead generation efforts.
unknown title 2009
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Bulletin Board: Interactive, live communication tool allows lenders to view and recover 'unworked' leads, maximizing any company's lead generation efforts.
unknown title 2009
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Bulletin Board: Interactive, live communication tool allows lenders to view and recover 'unworked' leads, maximizing any company's lead generation efforts.
unknown title 2009
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My Mexican counterparts many times sit on unworked fertile land because they simply cannot get the capital to develop it.
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My Mexican counterparts many times sit on unworked fertile land because they simply cannot get the capital to develop it.
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I can recommend the pilates for getting the old and unworked bodies (46 and rising) back into some flexibility, which allows me to do the other things I want to do.
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My Mexican counterparts many times sit on unworked fertile land because they simply cannot get the capital to develop it.
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My Mexican counterparts many times sit on unworked fertile land because they simply cannot get the capital to develop it.
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