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totality

[toh-tal-i-tee] / toʊˈtæl ɪ ti /


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The central bank says its decisions are guided by the totality of the data, but when asked which data are shaping policy or how heavily each source is weighted, officials have been light on detail.

From Barron's

Murillo’s attorney, Vicki Podberesky, called the shooting an “awful and tragic situation” but urged jurors to think about the totality of the circumstances that Murillo faced that day.

From Los Angeles Times

However, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Thomas Rubinson rejected those arguments, saying that given the totality of the evidence, there was enough to put Bohm on trial for murder.

From Los Angeles Times

Google is “ultimately stepping under the debt in its totality,” Simplify’s Green said.

From MarketWatch

KRATSIOS: If you look at the totality of the U.S. chips and what percentage are actually exported, it’s quite small.

From The Wall Street Journal