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The case has an unusually large number of people to be tried together.

Unusually, the campaign seemed to move forward according to plan.

Being only 14 years old at the time, he was unusually young.

On the morning of the third day, they started out unusually early.

The two of them had spent an unusually long time together.

He had been away from her now for an unusually long time.

In fact, the company's women are unusually strong this season.

But last week it was unusually high, at 56 percent.

It has the rather unusually long period of 547 days.

The focus is, unusually, on the different groups and not the individual.

It was unusually large to be the work of children.

And as you say, it is an unusually clear day.

The Republicans' move comes unusually early in the campaign season.

These will make the current tax bill appear unusually small.

But there was something unusually important coming up this day.

"The poor are unusually the last to get the services and the first to be cut off," he said.

And rather unusually for me, I actually tried to write it down.

The figure for October alone was an unusually high 743.

These records, also unusually, played from the inside to the outside.

For the same reason she had made the coffee unusually strong.

You have been keeping pretty late hours and working unusually hard.

The windows are unusually large for a house of its period.

Slightly unusually for its time, he had a black friend.

At the start, the lights took an unusually long time to turn to green.

But anyway she was an unusually pretty girl, he decided, as the two moved off.