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 1  2,1 |      satisfy.~ When a moment of unusual importance is associated
 2  2,1 |      men have the reputation of unusual people, we never want to
 3  2,5 |     movement was headed by such unusual men of action as the pupil
 4  2,5 |        classical education with unusual stylistic and oratorical
 5  2,5 |         center, Alexandria.~ An unusual and interesting figure in
 6  2,5 |       of exceptional beauty and unusual intellectual attainments.
 7  2,5 |  conceive the existence of this unusual poet in the sixth century
 8  2,5 |         full development of his unusual genius.~ Pagan literature
 9  2,5 |       of Constantine the Great. Unusual splendor characterized the
10  3,2 |      her coolheaded actions and unusual energy she perhaps saved
11  3,16|       this temple a building of unusual splendor, Justinian, according
12  3,16| circumference, constructed with unusual difficulty at the height
13  4,1 |  greatly the explanation of the unusual and rapid military success
14  5,7 |         120]~ While recognizing unusual energy and some administrative
15  6,1 | election to the throne was very unusual. As an unknown youth he
16  6,1 |         Empire was ruled by the unusual combination of authority
17  6,7 |       landownership had assumed unusual proportions and frequently
18  7,1 |         In all likelihood, this unusual picture represented the
19  7,3 |    scholars explained the whole unusual course of the crusading
20  9,15| Ferrara-Florence were held with unusual solemnity. Emperor John