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So this week when I noticed all those undiscovered pictures were set to be tagged, I shrugged and rolled over.

Scientists believe that many of the world's undiscovered species of plants and animals exist in the jungle interior of the country.

They don't know how many years they've been asleep on the undiscovered sea floor, and they're shining slightly on the dusty sea floor.

That, if it were in the nature of traitorous ways to thrive which happily it never was, the real wickedness and guilt of his Business might have remained undiscovered.

Analysing the IEA's figures, it finds that to meet its forecasts for supply, the world's new and undiscovered oilfields would have to be developed at a rate "never before seen in history".

The public archives, too, contain undiscovered stories.

So there may be further undiscovered deposits nearby.

Inevitably, System testing reveals errors which were undiscovered during Integration testing.

I stacked the presents and covered them with a blanket, positive they'd remain undiscovered.

Liu and his colleagues are also hoping to ascertain the success of decades of preservation efforts to keep the undiscovered terracotta figures intact and retain their original colors.

Outside one is a new year’s offering of fruit left by a neighbour who still laments how the death of the “kind old lady” who lived there went undiscovered for a week.

with earth-based telescopes many stars remain undiscovered.

For six months, her body lay undiscovered and her disappearance was the subject of national attention.

You could just as easily look for items that are controversial (high percentage of both good and bad votes) or are undiscovered (low number of total votes).

Like distant galaxies, there are likely to be plenty more as yet undiscovered.

But when you go to a tropical rainforest, it's easy to find new insects, and when you go to the deep sea and pull up a trawl, 90% of what you get can be undiscovered species.

The Arctic holds one-fifth of the world’s undiscovered, recoverable oil and natural gas, the United States Geological Survey estimates.