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fully

[fool-ee, fool-lee] / ˈfʊl i, ˈfʊl li /




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“Models are important in helping us understand the basic biology of the disease, but we need human studies in representative populations for ideas to be fully validated.”

From MarketWatch

But as the article pointed out, in emails released in November, Epstein indicated the president was fully aware.

From Salon

In a statement developer IO Interactive, which also makes the Hitman series, said the game was "fully playable from beginning to end" - but extra time was needed to "further polish" it.

From BBC

By then, the supernova should have faded by more than two magnitudes, making it easier to fully study the faint host galaxy and confirm exactly how much light came from the supernova itself.

From Science Daily

Local bodies were granted constitutional status and urban governance was decentralised - but many of the provisions have never been fully implemented, says Mr Chatterjee.

From BBC