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Even more unknown are the details of the accusation of sexual assault.

You think afresh of the film's title and wonder, Who is more unknown here, the nameless victim or the inscrutable doctor?

Because the points outside the annular area show more unknown distortion, the former distortion mode is not suitable for use any more.

I'm probably more unknown in the UK than I am in the US.

In particular, the hiring of the non-employed will decrease because the productivity of this group is even more unknown than the productivity of employees from other firms9.

I'm a helpless fool when it comes to supposed unknown geniuses, and there is no genius more unknown than the one who never was.

There are exceptions in both cases of course; normativity is no more unknown in the West than explanations are in China.

And those places are undoubtedly lovely, but what about the other, more unknown spots around the Emerald Isle?

Mr. Rosset lived to take chances — traditional publishing would have bored him — and the more unknown a writer was, the more he liked him.

And the more unknown artists sell records, the less dependent labels would be on hits from pop idols such as Britney Spears.

Adrian Potter Huddersfield, West Yorkshire In The White People and Other Weird Stories (Penguin Classics) Arthur Machen envisages wild tracts of land in Britain at the turn of the 20th century "more unknown to Englishmen than the very heart of Africa", where the "little people" still hold sway.