unacknowledged
Britishadjective
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In a talk illustrated with rare tap dance footage, she’ll contextualize the work of some of the great Black tap dancers of the 1930s and ’40s, many of whom went unacknowledged in film credits.
From Seattle Times
The former will not continue indefinitely without the latter, as Miss Manners keeps hearing from fed-up grandparents whose checks go unacknowledged.
From Washington Post
The problem with nepotism is how often it goes unacknowledged.
From New York Times
The larger social context that Winslow explores is what moves this story beyond one crime into a reflection on the myriad unacknowledged crimes committed across decades.
From Washington Post
One largely unacknowledged explanation: An unprecedented era of rock-bottom interest rates has abruptly ended.
From New York Times
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