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fully

adverb as in sufficiently, adequately

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He said: "There is no doubt they were taken into account, but they were not taken into account fully."

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He was also for many years a fierce critic of a Labour decision to make NHS prescriptions free for all, a policy fully introduced in 2007.

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After the auction, he was fully on board.

Harbaugh has insisted on getting a photo of James’ body fully extended while grabbing the interception with eyes locked on the ball printed out for his office.

FlyTahoe would need to work with the private and public marinas around the lake to ensure there’s proper infrastructure to charge the electric ferry, which Meinzer said could make a round trip when fully charged.

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

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