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nearly

[neer-lee] / ˈnɪər li /


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He has now been in remission for nearly three years.

From BBC

On reading exams, a third of high-school seniors scored “below basic,” the bottom threshold, and nearly half lacked the ability to perform rudimentary math computations.

From The Wall Street Journal

It’s been nearly six decades since the first moon landing and more than eight decades since D-Day.

From The Wall Street Journal

The policy had attracted criticism since it was announced last September, with nearly three million people signing a parliamentary petition opposing the introduction of digital IDs.

From BBC

The new production base is expected to generate an economic impact of nearly $19 billion and support over 6,000 jobs throughout the state, according to an independent economic impact study commissioned by the company.

From Los Angeles Times