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The UCI has put unprecedented pressure on one of the biggest teams, Astana, over doping.

The retirement of the baby boom generation will put unprecedented strains on the federal government.

Even before the announcement Tuesday, the Obama administration had put unprecedented emphasis on two-year institutions.

And Toyota, Australia's last carmaker, says Holden's decision has put "unprecedented pressure" on its ability to go on building cars in Australia.

But while the statement said Moscow was opposed to the tone of North Korea's response, it also said the scale of the American-South Korean joint exercise put "unprecedented … military and political pressure on Pyongyang".

"The labor movement put unprecedented emphasis on City Council elections in 2001 in order to accomplish two things," said Evan Stavisky, a political consultant who represents the Central Labor Council.

It squeezed huge numbers of orders into a few days, putting unprecedented pressure on delivery systems.

We know that the Senate bill strengthens border security, puts unprecedented resources on top of the unprecedented resources I've already put into border security.

The growth in immigrants, combined with the baby boom, is putting unprecedented pressure on the school system across the country.

That was a career high for him, nearly forty innings more than he'd pitched in any year before, so he was putting unprecedented mileage on his arm.

That puts unprecedented pressure on historians and museum curators working to explain the nation's birth.Happily, they have new material to work with.