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England are inexperienced in this country - only five have played a Test in Australia prior to this series.

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A relatively inexperienced squad won all three matches on that tour to continue the momentum of England's fine end to the Six Nations, which had begun with a 27-22 defeat by Ireland in Dublin.

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When Sara Sharif's father remarried and applied for custody, an inexperienced social worker was asked to produce what is called a Section 7 report.

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His closeness to Sir Keir - as a seasoned political operator to a relatively inexperienced prime minister - means he can be seen as "proxy" for the PM.

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But critical information about children's services' extensive involvement with Sara was not included in a report put before the judge by an inexperienced social worker, the review found.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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