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perfect

adjective as in flawless, superlative

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adjective as in whole, intact

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adjective as in accurate, correct

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verb as in polish; achieve

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"I said I've done a lot of cruises with my husband before he died and they said I would be perfect," Judy says.

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In its report, Fifpro said players are caught in a "perfect storm of how not to treat a human".

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The revelation was prompted, she said, by Jilly's habit of boasting in print about her perfect marriage.

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"This money is a perfect example of the attitude of the Westminster parties towards Wales and the Welsh language - namely ignorance and insults."

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It was autumn, which she says is the perfect time to watch — and many fans agree.

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