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clearly

[kleer-lee] / ˈklɪər li /


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But Brzeski said that, if the euro strengthens further, the chances of a cut at the central bank's next meeting in March "would clearly increase".

From Barron's

“I think the majority of it will be people related, but clearly there will be a spend component as well,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Great every time though, he rips and clearly has some behind-the-scenes buzz from the songwriter trenches.

From Los Angeles Times

This decision was going to get changed regardless, because Cuenca clearly won the ball.

From BBC

Dark sky status is given to an area when there is not a lot of light pollution from major cities and people can see clearly into the stars above.

From BBC