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totalmente To a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
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That response is totally unacceptable given the level of risk to society.
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It was a great experience, a totally different level, a different class.
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Times have moved on, the political environment is totally different, he said.
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As a result, his good name had been totally destroyed in Dundalk.
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Often what happens outside the school gates is a totally different story.
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The irony of the situation was not totally lost on him, however.
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Of course, they also require totally different things than traditional computer software.
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The key problem might be the totally passive nature of its protagonist.
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But in any case, he knew him in a totally different way.
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Such a result suggested that Tip was almost totally unstructured in solution.
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In fact, the whole of western Europe is totally predictable, he says.
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However, he says he still is not totally sure how Munster happened.
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Speaking from China, Dr Brash said Ms Thomas had been totally misleading.
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Our major problem derives from the projected victory being almost totally illusory.
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That's totally fine-aslong as you follow some basic social media etiquette.
