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plenary

adjective as in entire, whole

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Miller responded by saying the president has “plenary authority” before going silent midsentence — a moment that the host said may have been a technical issue.

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Just as in the Seal Team Six scenario, the president’s pardon power is also plenary, so there’s no exposure there either.

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On Friday, the Kremlin leader delivered the keynote speech at the forum's plenary session.

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A motion was passed in a plenary session of all 60 members, with no objections.

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There's an hour and a half in small groups, and an hour and a half of plenary sessions where they asked the questions.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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