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plenary

adjective as in entire, whole

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Sejourne will share details from the talks on Tuesday with EU commissioners meeting during the European Parliament's plenary session in Strasbourg, France.

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“It is known that presidents have the power of the pardon and the clemency, which are plenary. And they’re extended at their will.”

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A Russian delegate described proceedings as "chaos" as he addressed the plenary Friday after talks had lasted into the early hours.

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The party’s governing Central Committee could appoint new members to the CMC at a plenary meeting next week.

Miller responded by saying the president has “plenary authority” before going silent midsentence — a moment that the host said may have been a technical issue.

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