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primarily

[prahy-mair-uh-lee, -mer-, prahy-mer-uh-lee, -mer-uh-] / praɪˈmɛər ə li, -ˈmɛr-, ˈpraɪ mɛr ə li, -mər ə- /




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Edinburgh Hogmanay Street Party happens in the city centre, primarily along Princes Street, creating a ticketed arena with music and DJs.

From BBC

As such, they are primarily regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission if they belong to larger firms, or by state securities regulators if they belong to smaller firms.

From MarketWatch

Over the past two decades, as Europe’s economy slumped, the EU shifted from focusing primarily on integrating its markets to other objectives, such as working to protect citizens’ online privacy.

From The Wall Street Journal

He observed that the crowds were largely composed of young people, primarily girls, with many local men fighting on the front line.

From BBC

Private-equity managers are setting up trusts primarily to save on state and local income taxes, with the benefit of also moving assets outside their estates that could later be taxable.

From The Wall Street Journal