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whole

[hohl] / hoʊl /






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Teens have also been videoed riding through shopping malls and taking over whole lanes of traffic, while councils have been inundated with complaints from pedestrians and motorists.

From BBC

The recommended suspension had been due to be voted on by the whole House of Lords later in March, but on Friday the Tory peer said he would be stepping down.

From BBC

As a whole, the iShares China Large Cap ETF is looking at consecutive 4% weekly losses, its worst stretch since last April.

From Barron's

It was unclear whether Gosling also ordered up the marching band that played backup, but Fallon wound up crediting him for the whole deal, which we assume included the, um, confetti cannon.

From Los Angeles Times

“The last time we did that was two whole Olympics ago,” Knight deadpans.

From Salon