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The phrase "as unfortunately this" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to express regret or disappointment about a situation, but the construction is unclear and lacks proper context.
Example: "As unfortunately this situation has arisen, we must find a solution quickly."
Alternatives: "regrettably this" or "sadly this".
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Our celebrations were very short lived, however, as unfortunately this claim is entirely misguided.
Surgical restoration is mainly for men who want to restore their foreskin for aesthetic reasons, as unfortunately this option cannot restore sensitivity.[3].
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As we move forward as a sector we need to really work on this standard as, unfortunately, it is a complaint we hear far too often.
As, unfortunately, TIMIT has no annotation of the recording conditions, which would allow us to test this hypothesis empirically.
As, unfortunately, does President Barack Obama.
AS: Unfortunately, religious conservatives don't usually come to see art galleries.
New Python classes and functions expose libraries written in faster languages such as C. Unfortunately, this extendibility can impact usability.
As inviting as it is, unfortunately this fossil water is not that easy to get at, requiring expensive, deep water wells and large pipelines to move the water to where people need it.
These features contribute to the silent introduction of cholera into new areas, as unfortunately occurred this past year in Haiti.
Unfortunately this score, as well as the more complicated scoring systems, demonstrate a significant degree of variability in their ability to predict the need for massive transfusion.
Unfortunately this information as well as clinical data (e.g. diagnosis or cause of death) is not available in the Swiss health insurer database.
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