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Former prime minister Liz Truss said the “unprecedentedly high tax burden” was “one of the reasons that the British economy is stagnating and why we need to cut taxes to help make Britain grow again”.

North Korea’s Foreign Ministry said on Friday that the country will take “unprecedentedly persistent and strong” counteractions should the allies press ahead with their plans to stage combined military drills.

The "unprecedentedly swift COVID spread" points to low levels of immunity among the population, he said.

A tiny, levitated bead is at the core of an unprecedentedly bright laser that shoots particles of sound instead of light.

This advancement challenges traditional SEO tactics, as algorithms can now create and assess content unprecedentedly.

In the longer term, Barnier held out the possibility of an unprecedentedly close relationship between Europe and Britain.

The remarks come as millions of Iranians have unprecedentedly gathered in Tehran to commemorate their General who was assassinated by US terrorist forces on Friday in Iraq.

The Whitehall jungle drums say Foreign Office Permanent Secretary Sir Simon McDonald signed his own death warrant at an unprecedentedly bad evidence session to MPs last week.

And the speed was great, unprecedentedly so.

The Asahi reports that several Japanese citizens in Europe unprecedentedly plan to sue the government to abolish the law forcing Japanese to pick one nationality if they take another.

This has led to an unprecedentedly high importation of its products at the expense of the economy as every item of import is a leakage in the system.

This unprecedentedly large amount brought ecological concerns about the impact on yew populations into focus for the first time, as local politicians and foresters expressed unease at the program.

While satellite navigation systems such as the Global Positioning System (GPS) require unprecedentedly accurate knowledge of time, this is supplied by equipment on the satellites; vehicles no longer need timekeeping equipment.