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fuller

adjective as in brimming, filled

adjective as in thorough

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adjective as in deep in sound

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adjective as in satiated in hunger

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They work in part as an appetite suppressant by mimicking a hormone, which makes people feel fuller.

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Weight loss drugs are administered via a weekly injection and make patients feel fuller for a longer time, reducing their appetite and overall food intake.

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"By providing a fuller picture of school performance - from attendance and behaviour to inclusion - we're giving parents the transparency they deserve and schools the tools to improve."

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The song started getting played on the radio and the shows got fuller.

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The drug works as an appetite suppressant by mimicking a hormone that makes people feel fuller.

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