unfamiliarity in A Sentence

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    Unfamiliarity is the biggest hurdle.”.

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    The evidence of rising Unfamiliarity and disinterest in our neighbourhood is overwhelming.

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    I hope that the Unfamiliarity of my name and address do not baffle you.

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    But it's the Unfamiliarity that forces you to adapt and get better, he says.

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    Many employers take advantage of foreign teachers' Unfamiliarity with the Chinese language, culture, and legal system.

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    Some scholars such as Watt prefer the second meaning of"ummi"- they take it to indicate Unfamiliarity with earlier sacred texts.

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    You learn about new customs, new sights, new cultures, new languages and you learn to embrace the Unfamiliarity of a different culture.

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    But one of the reasons, again the problem of Unfamiliarity with the symptoms and the lack of appreciation of the role in which culture plays in which the symptoms present themselves.

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    Wilson attempted to qualify for three Indy 500 events, but due to circumstances out of her control- the death of teammate Gordon Smiley, mechanical problems, and simple Unfamiliarity with the circuit- she didn't qualify.

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    However, it would be prudent not to rush to judgment but restrain oneself because Percival is not as concerned about defending himself from the reader's Unfamiliarity with topics as he is with letting the logic of his presentation dictate the timing and sequencing of his disclosures.

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