adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
child
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A wide variety of activity holidays are provided including some special weeks for unaccompanied children .
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Morris Landlord, 36, the Etireno's second-in-command, said there had been no unaccompanied children on board.
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I understand that 250 unaccompanied children cost a social services department £5 million.
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The ship was carrying illegal migrants, not unaccompanied children , he said.
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It is not unusual for unaccompanied children to travel as refugees.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Unaccompanied children are not allowed on the premises.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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After half an hour, however, I am convinced that these chickadees are unaccompanied by any other birds.
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Harold was pleased that it had been arranged, but he did not arrive unaccompanied since Haines was with him.
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Many large Third World cities have arisen unaccompanied by national industrial growth.
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Morris Landlord, 36, the Etireno's second-in-command, said there had been no unaccompanied children on board.
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Most airlines charge an escort fee for unaccompanied minors.
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Most chanting is unaccompanied , often because no one is available with the required skill, especially to accompany plainsong.
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On the Overland Trail he discovered, as most unaccompanied men did, the rigors of housekeeping.
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Police, responding to security threats, will also be able to search non-residential premises and unaccompanied freight at ports.