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- adjective That has not been
scaled (climbed).
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Examples
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After the leader debates lifted Liberal Democrat poll fortunes to hitherto unscaled heights, it was perplexing to see the post-votingexit polls with LDs actually losing seats.
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After the leader debates lifted Liberal Democrat poll fortunes to hitherto unscaled heights, it was perplexing to see the post-votingexit polls with LDs actually losing seats.
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Try, for a moment, to think of another sportsman a couple of months short of his 37th birthday, at the very top of his particular game for more than two decades, who still has the ability and, more to the point, the hunger to take that game to heights previously unscaled not just by himself, but by anyone.
Tendulkar the Terrific Richard Lord 2010
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Try, for a moment, to think of another sportsman a couple of months short of his 37th birthday, at the very top of his particular game for more than two decades, who still has the ability and, more to the point, the hunger to take that game to heights previously unscaled not just by himself, but by anyone.
Tendulkar the Terrific Richard Lord 2010
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After the leader debates lifted Liberal Democrat poll fortunes to hitherto unscaled heights, it was perplexing to see the post-votingexit polls with LDs actually losing seats.
Post-Election Blues (With Cough) « INTERSTELLAR TACTICS 2010
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The process here resembles the way a route up an unscaled mountain might be planned.
The Nature of Technology W. Brain Arthur 2009
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The chart above shows the weightedput-call ratio for Boeing overlaid on an unscaled stock price chart, going back about one year.
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“Soaring over a hitherto unscaled mathematical mountain-top, Dr. Albert Einstein, climber of cosmic Alps, reports having sighted a new pattern in the structure of space and matter,” the distinguished New York Times science reporter William Laurence reported in a page-one article in 1935.
American Sketches Walter Isaacson 2009
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The next year, 1938, Mr. Bates and Harvard classmate Charlie Houston set their sights on K2, whose summit remained unscaled, but bad weather and short supplies hampered them.
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By the time the pair next tried to reach the summit of K2, in 1953 -- it was still unscaled -- Exeter had given Mr. Bates a job teaching English (in 1939).
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