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• However, it also exerted enormous pressure on the strikers, who were unaccustomed to such high-level attention to their affairs.

• They were disciplined and trained for pitched battle, but unaccustomed to the entanglements of jungle warfare.

• He has shown an unnatural and unaccustomed coyness on the matter, and he has been sufficiently embarrassed today for me not to press him further.

• We here in this country, unlike-some other nations, are very unaccustomed to the duties of censorship.

• Accidents are more frequent than ever they were, because there are more dangerous trades, especially new and unaccustomed trades.

• I wish to offer a few observations in view of the rather unaccustomed position which has arisen.

• I also pay tribute to the fact that this debate has generated some of the traditional great speeches to which we have become, regretfully, unaccustomed.

• There are many unaccustomed difficulties in this market.

• When abroad, one finds unaccustomed responsibilities settling on one's shoulders.

• Otherwise, does he not think that it is an unaccustomed and difficult course on which he may be embarking?

• I find myself in the not unaccustomed position of having to face a cross-fire.

• I think that both of us are acting in rather unaccustomed capacities today.

• They sit with judicial charm and gentleness, but they find themselves time and again doing work to which they are completely unaccustomed.

• The arts of government are not easily acquired, particularly by peoples so far unaccustomed to their exercise.

• Quite a number of persons are now taking longer and unaccustomed journeys to their work.