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extent

[ik-stent] / ɪkˈstɛnt /


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“We found them breeding in people’s backyards, and that didn’t happen in prior years, not to this extent.”

From Los Angeles Times

But as Neville’s documentary makes abundantly clear: while music lovers across the globe certainly mourned The Beatles’ breakup, few suffered its heartbreaking aftershocks to McCartney’s extent.

From Salon

Documents released in the past several months by the Justice Department and Congress show the extent of the two senior bankers’ interactions with Epstein.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr. Willis published an essay, “Post-Mortuum Soiree,” in the next issue of his Home Journal, “the ‘demonstration,’ … is of sufficient extent and respectability to warrant grave attention.

From Literature

Additionally, Paramountsaid it “agreed to an obligation to contribute additional equity funding to the extent needed to support the solvency certificate required by PSKY’s lending banks.”

From Los Angeles Times