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fully

[fool-ee, fool-lee] / ˈfʊl i, ˈfʊl li /




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"A little cluster of stomach stones, with two leg bones sticking out indicates that the animal was not fully pulled apart before it has hit the fossil record," Clarke said.

From Science Daily

As it currently stands, road use fees fall short of fully funding roadway systems in most states already, and governments are currently diverting funds from other sources.

From MarketWatch

That desire for identification doesn’t appear to extend to being fully identifiable by face.

From Los Angeles Times

“However, six years later, it is not yet fully in effect.”

From Los Angeles Times

Asked about the remarks, Sir Keir said the UK was "fully committed to Nato", which he described as "the single most effective military alliance the world has ever seen".

From BBC