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Things unread often describes (“unread ________”)
messages, books, book, mail, articles, message, letter, pages, letters, papers, newspapers, magazines, newspaper, items, documents, news, article, vision, page, volumes, paper, manuscripts, copies, reports, journals, note, data, authors, text, novel, copy, novels, volume, marks, bytes, manuscript, emails, literature, classics, status, riddle, material, works, portion, poet, periodicals, poem, characters, character, author, mails, magazine, masterpieces, classic, report, despatches, riddles, story, breviary, document, poems, chapter, bible, pile, notes, char, script, verse, texts, masses, portions, stories, pamphlets, writers, imitators, tomes, correspondence, input, files, race, writer, icon, inscriptions, library, memos, today, email, record, records, scripts, count, stack
How unread often is described (“________ unread”)
great, left, long, much, many, void, little, safe, more, day, open, simple, most
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