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No offense, Mr. Bozdil, Mr. Ligg, but this is all very strange -- and unac - ceptable.

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When I became a Parent, I edged away from acid-dropping types, being unac-countably drawn toward Tupperware-party-givers.

The dreariest subject in the world: How to spice up your marriage. Ann Althouse 2007

'If he's to stay in Jerusalem, then he'll soon have to unac-custom himself,' Margaret retorted, her lips firming.

The Falcons of Montabard Chadwick, Elizabeth 2004

The unemployment rate in South Africa continues to be unac - ceptably high.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996

No offense, Mr. Bozdil, Mr. Ligg, but this is all very strange -- and unac - ceptable.

Kendermore Kirchoff, Mary 1989

Another major criticism of the regime of natural liberty is that it inevitably leads to a distribution of power, income, and wealth in society which is unac ceptably concentrated and unequal.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas KENNETH E. BOULDING 1968

The solar system did, however, have a theoretical sort of balance point that we would now call its center of mass; and Newton argued that according to his laws the center of mass of the solar system would be unac - celerated.

RELATIVITY BANESH HOFFMANN 1968

You may know some that I do not, and what is to me unac - countable may be very clear to you.

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The large responsibility which had been thrown upon her; the necessity of acquainting herself with branches of study, with which she had been unac -

The Woman's Advocate Vol. III 1870

The large responsibility which had been thrown upon her; the necessity of acquainting herself with branches of study, with which she had been unac -

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