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as a whole
Idioms and Phrases
All parts or aspects considered, altogether, as in I like the play as a whole, though the second act seemed somewhat slow . [Early 1800s] Also see on the whole .Example Sentences
The markets - and America as a whole - would soon boom, he said.
Taken as a whole the results suggest that Democrats are doing well in hotly contested races and may be making inroads even in reliably conservative areas - in part by campaigning against Musk and his efforts to massively cut federal programmes and staff.
Northern Ireland goods entering the US will face a 10% tariff from Thursday, under a tariff which has been imposed on the UK as a whole.
Later that evening, Rocky himself made an appearance, effectively consecrating his own corner of the fair and Design.Space as a whole.
"I don't think there's ever been a time where young people as a whole feel more disconnected from politicians," he said.
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