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Example sentences for unidentified
Fire-presumably set by still unidentified attackers-had ravaged almost every building.
On orders of authorities, many unidentified bodies were secretly buried or burned.
Drug craving is thought to be created by as-yet-unidentified changes in the function and perhaps even the structure of the brain.
Some hunters take dangerous shots at unidentified flashes of movement, occasionally resulting in tragedy.
And yes, as far as our unidentified object is concerned, time stops.
Later his body was found in the morgue, where it had lain unidentified and unclaimed for days.
Researchers snorkeling among coral reefs discovered and gently dug up this unidentified sea pen for later study.
These two sources of foreign exchange must, then, have been offset by an unidentified drain.
Regardless, as long as this is an unidentified animal it is newsworthy and deserving of further investigation.
McNamara, worried that some unidentified pathogen was threatening the zoo's animals, performed her own autopsies.
Ravaged by an unidentified infection, she is currently in a medically induced coma.
They found three previously unidentified candidates that were highly expressed in the joints of the affected twin.
Captured by the photographer's flash, an unidentified fish takes center stage with a backdrop of a red vase sponge.
The air around me was filled with mostly unidentified flying objects.
And so this mini-band of brothers-unsmiling, unidentified, but all too recognizable-continues to grow.
Uncertainty may have merely been a proxy for material energy's unidentified state determination processes.
They tell of two night incidents when rifle shots were fired at the picketers by unidentified persons.
There is an unidentified creature below this one, within the same type of circle, but it has a ridge pattern on its back.
The wide array of often-unidentified materials, sizes and colors is a major obstacle to garden-plastic recycling.
He shoots footage of monitor lizards and big unidentified spiders.
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