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whole way

noun as in whole hog

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In some countries getting arrested means starving half to death, or making it the whole way there.

The whole way we approach House of Cards is looking at politics as an act of jazz.

On the other two, the ticket inspector never passed by and I stood the whole way.

His son William, who had been trailing along behind him the whole way, came up alongside.

So when you attempt radical change, no matter how necessary, your workforce is going to be fighting you the whole way.

The whole way home these two chatted, and John Silence was as gentle and sympathetic as a woman.

From Planchoury throughout the whole way to Tours, the scenery exceeded all the powers of description.

I had fallen or rolled by stages the whole way down the crag, and was lying on my side on the Floor of the Hawaiians!

The fact that he had to climb stairs the whole way up and finally chisel through the door at the top was no bar to his enthusiasm.

But Heidi would not hear of this, as then the doctor would have to go the whole way down the mountain alone.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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