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partially

[pahr-shuh-lee] / ˈpɑr ʃə li /


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An admission fee of £1 for non-residents was introduced in 2024 and doubled to £2 in March, and this "partially alleviated" lost revenue from the pier, a report filed in Companies House said.

From BBC

Most EV charging stocks didn’t perform very well this year, partially due to roughness in the EV market.

From MarketWatch

Tesla rises, partially recovering from a 3.3% drop the previous day.

From Barron's

"We found our goals were partially aligned," Silva says, adding the caveat that enforcement is still patchy.

From BBC

Activists had placed a beam in the water early on December 25 to partially recreate the wave, according to German media reports, and hung a banner above the water that read "Merry Christmas".

From Barron's