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highly

[hahy-lee] / ˈhaɪ li /


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French brings Lilian closer to the truth than she ever could’ve come without it, and magnifies the existing beauty of her own highly complicated life when she needs it the most.

From Salon

Our critic highlighted it as a highly anticipated album, saying the artist is “in fine form on its title track” and that she “delivers a pointed critique of the state of things now.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Although plastics offer clear benefits, the authors warn that "their environmental footprint across the entire life cycle has become a growing concern. These plastics, being highly persistent, have become a pressing global environmental challenge."

From Science Daily

Compare that with the international aviation industry, which has the advantage of being highly centralised.

From BBC

Here are some key questions surrounding the highly choreographed event that runs from January 19 to 25:

From Barron's