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unaccounted for

[uhn-uh-koun-tid-fawr] / ˌʌn əˈkaʊn tɪdˌfɔr /


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The authors also noted that other, unaccounted-for health or lifestyle factors may have influenced the results.

From Science Daily

"It is estimated that the unaccounted-for costs of current approaches to economic activity – reflecting impacts on biodiversity, water, health and climate change, including from food production – are at least $10-25tn per year," she said.

From BBC

In 2017, Kubinec’s casket was among 35 exhumed that were associated with the West Virginia and sent for DNA testing by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, which works to recover and identify unaccounted-for soldiers.

From Los Angeles Times

But it later confirmed there was another unaccounted-for passenger on the flight.

From BBC

“He has not been associated with any remains recovered from the area after the war and is still unaccounted-for,” according to the agency.

From Seattle Times