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really

[ree-uh-lee, ree-lee] / ˈri ə li, ˈri li /


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What would be really valuable is if these private, high-cost, higher-learning institutions partner and brand themselves with two-year trade schools to create even better, accredited programs for the trades—which are sorely lacking today.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's a new tool, so we don't really know to what extent it's going to work," he says.

From Science Daily

History suggests we may never know what really happened this time in the darkness of the Mediterranean Sea.

From BBC

“You really have to take a hard look at not just the short term, but the long term,” Ressler said.

From MarketWatch

“It felt riskier, kind of rebellious to do that, but it ended up looking great and feeling really good too for her,” said Tolles about leaning into the room’s darkness.

From Los Angeles Times