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fairly

[fair-lee] / ˈfɛər li /




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"You get people who come to it who are fairly new to it - you don't have to be an expert at the start," Mr Arnott said.

From BBC

City AM's Adam Bloodworth concluded that the show at its core "is actually a fairly analogue musical experience", which sustains its quality "without relying on particularly viral moments, gimmicks or tricks".

From BBC

Iacoboni is fairly crafty, she said, so handmade ornaments are an option if there is time.

From The Wall Street Journal

Former Police Commissioner Ray Kelly says there was a time when “police families were fairly commonplace” in the NYPD.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yermak admitted during his interview he was under "enormous" pressure to stand down, adding "the case is fairly loud, and there needs to be an objective and independent investigation without political influence".

From BBC