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1. Sam was surprised that his ears were suddenly so sensitive to the unfamiliar music

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2. Curious little beetles clambered across the mountainous hard core following the unfamiliar animal scents, blood dried and stiff, sweat exuded during the long afternoon hours still pungent in the evening air

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3. She’d stayed seated until it stopped, uncertain and unfamiliar with the motion … yes, the bus had stopped and she’d risen, turned to pick up her bag … walked quickly down the gangway to the door … there’d been footsteps behind her … heavy ones – the men

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4. That was important now that he was so unfamiliar with the world

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5. That it takes me a moment to orientate myself in the unfamiliar surroundings says a lot for how deeply I slept

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6. ’ I put in, faltering slightly over the unfamiliar word

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7. In public the old girl bristled with an imperious air of confidence and hard-nosed, old-world defiance, but Annie was convinced that her private inner sanctum would be a shambling mess of decrepitude and cat infestations, full of strange smells and unfamiliar utility furniture that dated from the middle of the previous century

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8. So she still didn’t know just what was in store when they were lead down some long, unfamiliar hallways, some long stairways she had never seen before and more long hallways

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9. unfamiliar utility furniture that dated from the middle of the

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10. This was totally unfamiliar and frightening

11. so, some were unfamiliar

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12. The chief virtue that language can have is clearness, and nothing detracts from it so much as the use of unfamiliar words

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13. An unfamiliar shape

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14. The pantry cabinet had been moved over just a bit and now tucked between it and the counter was an unfamiliar new wooden cabinet

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15. Corridors and unfamiliar smells

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16. You allude to a view of the world to which I am not wholly unfamiliar, 'the wall is not just for the thief and the tiger, but for honest men'

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17. identified chamomile, but the others were unfamiliar to

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18. “Yes,” he answered, that allowed him to be unfamiliar with the area

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19. was in unfamiliar territory with this one

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20. How was she possibly going to fit it in her schedule? When the meeting was called to a close, she was once again bombarded with unfamiliar faces and sweet friendly voices telling her it would be the best Summer Fair, since Old Johnny died

21. The B & B lead representative entered just after their own arrival, and seeing the unfamiliar younger man, sent him for coffee and pastries before the meeting began

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22. Miss Backhouse gulped as Harry, the unfamiliar young man, stood up and presented the salient points of the processes and purposed organization of the plans before them

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23. He was always afraid of a secret trap-map at this point, while he was trying to get the feel of an unfamiliar table

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24. It is very alien however, the vegetation is so unfamiliar, very much like another planet

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25. "Remember the time you introduced me to it? I think I was on more unfamiliar territory than you might encounter on our way home after we buy the yandrille

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26. It took him an hour to get there because he was so unfamiliar with the layout of the Yornakite Pinnacles neighborhood he had to pass thru and because he didn't find the studio until the fourth try

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27. They heard Morg's big android move up the lane with an unfamiliar driver, she could hear the difference in its walk since Glenelle was in it

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28. envelope with the unfamiliar but curious postage stamp nesting in

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29. interview in an unfamiliar location, or have it at an awkward time

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30. I knew what it was like to be young and afraid, but Kit’s yearning for his mother was unfamiliar to me

31. unfamiliar with this topic, it simply means giving a rational defense of the faith

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32. The girl was in totally unfamiliar territory here

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33. Alternatively you may be on a life path that is unfamiliar to you

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34. Just as he intended to pay his daily visit to the Quartermaster, an unfamiliar voice stopped him with an urgent shout in the breeze

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35. Thoughts confuses reality when two levels of unfamiliar consciousness merges in martial science we forge all levels of consciousness and motion into action

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36. A tone not unfamiliar to her ears but equally as terrible as the first time she had ever heard such a sound

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37. But before disappearing the figure paused to throw a glance over the narrow shoulder, and Brynjolf caught a brief glimpse of an unfamiliar Dunmer man with very dark hair and red eyes that glowed with insistence

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38. Being guided or gravitated to unfamiliar places with amazing sights and sounds

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39. I know most of you, but there are a few unfamiliar faces

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40. unfamiliar with the laws of the universe, is that the

41. He set it to max, about 150 times, only to further be presented with an unfamiliar collection of stars

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42. Torbin could see a bond between them that seemed exclusive; himself the freakish outsider – a role he was not entirely unfamiliar with

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43. It smelled peppery and earthy, but the unfamiliar taste hardly registered on Rosemary's palate

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44. Empress of the Office, where she spent most mornings on the red willow love seat that faces my desk, raising her regal head only at unfamiliar sounds: in winter, the heavy snow sliding off the metal roof and crashing to the deck below, startling us both; in early spring, the northern flickers trying in vain to pluck insulation for their nests from the roof vents; a heavy summer rain; the grinding noise of the propane truck making its first delivery in fall

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45. As he walked into the morning rays of light, he felt an unfamiliar glimmer of joy

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46. Amongst the unfamiliar sea of faces, Raven saw dark blonde hair, and his eyes focused in on Alexia

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47. When they reached the landing at the top of the stairs, Raven was momentarily surprised by the unfamiliar feel of carpet beneath his shoes

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48. that was unfamiliar territory:

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49. “Perhaps events in their past have given them cause to mistrust encounters with unfamiliar

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50. Of course, the Darangi were also masked and suited, their weapons were unfamiliar – and much smaller: pocket sized finger thumb-held devices compared to her team's shoulder carried blasters

51. But there was an unfamiliar taste

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52. Maybe it was just the bizarre and unfamiliar terminology

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53. The light, the unfamiliar cold wind blasting his face…he wept for joy

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54. With the unfamiliar approach, being in the back seat, and the excitement of the nose-over, I never even noticed a train parked right beside ours

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55. “He knows what he’s doing,” this was an unfamiliar voice

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56. Something unfamiliar at the time

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57. As he walked towards the passenger car, he noticed a military truck of unfamiliar design parked across the tracks

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58. They're unfamiliar with their surroundings, but again they simply don't care

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59. There is little that is more terrifying than the everyday becoming hostile and unfamiliar and such was the effect of this presence which had set foot in his bedroom

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60. Already it seemed preposterous that he had considered this room unfamiliar or that an interloper had been present

61. A rather unfamiliar voice was suddenly heard from the edges of the darkness around them:

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62. As they strolled along, the kid pulled out a pipe and began expertly filling it with an unusual mixture, but Brendan was unfamiliar with Child Bureau laws around here

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63. Karol had to introduce each of his colleagues to the couple, hesitating over the unfamiliar name Woznica

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64. With a little help from Kazowskis, Colling managed to get the little mare between the cart’s traces and harnessed, but rather than immediately driving the horse to pull the unfamiliar cart, Colling chose to instead lead the little mare by the bridle and walked beside her back to Karol’s

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65. While he was unfamiliar with Russian insignia, the gold on the man’s shoulder boards told Colling that the man must be an officer, and probably one of relatively high rank

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66. The girl was right; this man reeked of strange tidings and unfamiliar manners

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67. “Will you try to harm me or yourself again if I untie you?” His dialect was thick and unfamiliar

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68. Such an unfamiliar concept to ainatunarit

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69. years, but this ballpark was totally unfamiliar to us

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70. The gun feels unfamiliar in my left hand, but I can’t bear its weight with my right yet

71. In addition to the academic demands, there were social pressures that came as a shock, the unfamiliar regimentation of a school environment

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72. I stop in an unfamiliar hallway and press my forehead to the wall

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73. To drive from the city of Johannesburg to Pretoria (really just a town in those days) was via circuitous roads, confusing for someone unfamiliar with the way

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74. It is an unfamiliar shape, so I’m not sure what it’s supposed to represent, but it is covered with patches of pink, red, and dark-crimson lights

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75. He was unfamiliar with this in the anthropology literature

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76. I have lived next to Chicago since I was five years old, so it is both familiar to me and unfamiliar, because I’ve never actually lived there

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77. I didn’t, but I did intentionally choose unfamiliar words, for an assortment of reasons

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78. Her eyes skirted past the dark, unfamiliar faces to Nicolas

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79. Cook was peering down at him with obvious concern while the hand of an unfamiliar young woman held the salts unmercifully

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80. Sharada was also unfamiliar with electrical

81. His head and shape looked unfamiliar

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82. Desperate screams penetrate the air as ferals hunt down unfamiliar men and pack rape the women and children sheltering in nearby apartment complexes

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83. officer was in unfamiliar territory, too

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84. That was not an unfamiliar scenario because the paychecks given to me and Donna, the secretary who quit just before the airport bust and advised me to do the same without explanation, drawn on both Bob’s personal and law firm accounts had also “bounced

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85. “We need to go this way,” Gabriel said, turning onto an unfamiliar trail

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86. I was not totally unfamiliar with it—having gone into NYC from Harrisburg on a trip back from Albuquerque with my older son, Will, after Christmas of his 3L at BULS, when he drove to the West Coast and picked my up in Albuquerque at John’s house

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87. but together they are unfamiliar and not recognized as previously heard or seen

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88. label; and I say this because unfamiliar things are often associated with an excitation of these

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89. The accent was unfamiliar to her, and he spoke in a strong dialect, but by listening carefully she could understand what the old man was saying

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90. To be new, the proposition need be unfamiliar in some sense or create something that

91. species must certainly be unfamiliar, for it has never been seen or imagined before, yet the zoologist must recognize it as such

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92. would say that they are unfamiliar unless they remind us of somebody

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93. Being unfamiliar then implies that something is not a familiar sub-category of something that is familiar, where the familiar in question must automatically invoke sub-cat-

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94. egorization for the unfamiliar to be possible

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95. For instance, when the zoologist spots an animal that is familiar as a primate, he will automatically try to sub-categorize this primate further into other familiar sub-categories, but if he does not recognize this primate as belonging to one of the sub-categories, he may say that it is unfamiliar and new

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96. then he will not be able to appreciate the unfamiliar

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97. The content, however, is not completely unfamiliar, just as an unknown animal in the wild is not completely unfamiliar

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98. We may recognize a moving thing as a primate, yet still say that the primate is unfamiliar or new

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99. newness of propositions comprehensible, although it is difficult to say how a recognized proposition can be unfamiliar at all

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