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Still, even at this meeting those theories did not go unchallenged.
但是，即使在這次會(huì)上，這些理論也并非沒(méi)有爭(zhēng)議。
America is likely to retain its place as the world’s largest food exporter, but its position is no longer unchallenged.
美國(guó)可能仍能保持住其世界上最大糧食出口國(guó)的位置，但這個(gè)位置也不再是遙不可及了。
People you disagree with are what gets you going, rather than idly going through an unchallenged stream of consciousness.
人們不同意你的所行，而更可能懶散地進(jìn)入一個(gè)沒(méi)有多少挑戰(zhàn)的意識(shí)中。

For centuries, Aristotle's authority seemed to go virtually unchallenged.
幾個(gè)世紀(jì)以來(lái),亞里士多德的權(quán)威似乎無(wú)可動(dòng)搖。
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's High Commissioner for Refugees, apart from an occasional statement, has let this go largely unchallenged.
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The veracity of the voting went unchallenged thanks to an unprecedented level of auditability.
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On the right he is unchallenged, even though he will turn 73 in September.
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When something goes unchallenged or is unchallenged, people accept it without asking questions about whether it is right or wrong.
If you say that someone's position of authority is unchallenged, you mean that it is strong and no one tries to replace them.