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  • And, inevitably and unrepresentatively, once again, one of them will become president.

    McCain says you're a disgrace if you receive Social Security 2008

  • I am told that it is somewhat below her usual standard, but not unrepresentatively so.

    Death carries a camcorder superversive 2006

  • But the polls, prediction markets and pundits all agree this time around that early votes – even in small and unrepresentatively white and rural states – are important for determining the final nominee.

    Political Markets Foresee Turning Point 2008

  • On weekdays, Whatever has been hitting between 21k – 24k on a regular basis since the unrepresentatively busy month of September, which featured the 1-2 “big post” punches of Krissy fending off a drunk loser, and, of course, BaconCat.

    Some Whatevery « Whatever 2007

  • On weekdays, Whatever has been hitting between 21k – 24k on a regular basis since the unrepresentatively busy month of September, which featured the 1-2 “big post” punches of Krissy fending off a drunk loser, and, of course, BaconCat.

    2007 January 01 « Whatever 2007

  • Reflecting, perhaps, the BBC's innate bias, the crowd has been unrepresentatively full of people with Left-wing axes to grind or bees in their burqas.

    Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph Charles Moore 2012

  • Don't fabricate your personality, but you might as well spice it up with unrepresentatively amusing anecdotes.

    Stories from The Sun 2009

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