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clearly

[kleer-lee] / ˈklɪər li /


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"A clear majority of Senedd Members then voted in favour of the legislation this week, and clearly this judgment is the right result."

From BBC

They also say Mexico has clearly violated the principle of “non-refoulement,” which holds that governments should not send people to places where they may face persecution.

From Los Angeles Times

They clearly wanted the ratings miracle that Paul’s unvarnished wildness had lent “Mormon Wives.”

From Los Angeles Times

And while he's clearly got a product to promote, he has a valid point.

From BBC

Even if Norris didn’t initially seek out his meme-worthy fame, he clearly benefited from it.

From MarketWatch