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"with the unexpected" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe something that happened that was out of the ordinary or not anticipated. For example, "His success in the election came with the unexpected support of the conservative party."
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It could deal with the unexpected.
"We're negotiating with the unexpected," he says.
But researchers must also deal with the unexpected.
Sighing with the unexpected exertion, I signed my name.
Perhaps it's an evolutionary need, to deal with the unexpected.
They are the acknowledged experts at dealing with the unexpected.
And as individuals, we miss the discovery that can come with the unexpected.
With the unexpected release, the debate over using suspects' names only stepped up.
Middle Age kicks off with the unexpected death of its central character; dark, certainly.
I was knee-deep in deadlines and coping with the unexpected death of a close friend.
But he might soon have to deal with the unexpected consequences it poses.
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