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Meanings of exclusively in anglès

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apenas

Without any others being included or involved.

apenas
Usage of exclusively in anglès
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The ready-to-wear clothes industry, New York's major industry, is almost exclusively Jewish.
Hermit in paris: autobiographical writings
2
Previous research, however, has focused almost exclusively on difficulties regulating negative emotions.
Pubmed
3
The slaughterhouse produces meat exclusively for the local market in Amazonas State.
Reuters
4
He said the discovery so far had come exclusively from processing plants.
Radio NZ
5
I'm not going to guarantee that I work exclusively on your case.
Storm front
6
Most programs to date, however, intervene almost exclusively at the individual level.
Pubmed
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Depends exclusively on progress made in negotiations on legal text in Brussels.
The Guardian
8
We find that it's often people in government jobs, but not exclusively.
Radio NZ
9
Distributed exclusively on the Net, it's now downloaded thousands of times daily.
Wired
10
What matters is that we're seeing her first-person point of view exclusively.
The Guardian
11
A handful of industry groups are emerging to focus exclusively on security.
Reuters
12
Just 16 percent of infants are exclusively breastfed for six months, however.
Reuters
13
Twenty five people, mainly but not exclusively long term unemployed, were chosen.
The Irish Times
14
The correspondence in general related exclusively to proceedings connected with the law.
The Evil Genius: A Domestic Story
15
We didn't speak of it exclusively, or even a very great deal.
Destined to last
16
In an exclusively shift-based system, doctors may change over every six hours.
The Irish Times
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