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adjective as in complete, unconditional
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But with no outright majority, the new president will have to "find agreements" to rule effectively, said Zegada.
Revoking his dukedom outright would require an Act of Parliament, meaning it remains legally his, even if he is no longer styled as “His Royal Highness” or addressed publicly as Duke of York.
While I’m not outright bullish on the dollar just yet, any upside shift in price action could quickly draw marketwide focus.
The BOJ will conduct outright purchases of government bonds on Wednesday, covering maturities from over three years up to 25 years, to help stabilize the domestic bond market.
While there is certainly reason for concern, investors don’t have any cause for outright panic.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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