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Meanings of almost verbatim in English

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Usage of almost verbatim in English
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The diagnosis was almost verbatim to what I'd learned on the discussion board.
Ebony
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The bill mimics almost verbatim legislation enacted in Missouri in 1986.
Reuters
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The wording was taken, almost verbatim, from the Ordinance of 1787.
Studies in Civics
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These are the words, almost verbatim, of the institution of the Lord's Supper.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Luke
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He recounted to them almost verbatim the conversation he'd had with Ben's wife.
Tough customer: a novel
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The evidence given before the commission can still be read in almost verbatim report.
She Stands Accused
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The first resolution is copied almost verbatim from the addresses.
Memoirs of the Courts and Cabinets of George the Third / From th...
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I have copied Tobias Lear's remarkable account of Washington's death almost verbatim.]
George Washington
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There are some good jokes about art and politics, lifted almost verbatim from the novel.
The Guardian
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If you can't, you're in trouble, a line which the film cheekily includes almost verbatim.
The Guardian
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It's also pulled almost verbatim from Matt Ruff's book.
News.com.au
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Sentences in a chapter on his polyglot upbringing are reproduced almost verbatim from After Babel.
The Irish Times
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I related the cerulean and dead-iguana stories almost verbatim.
Guns will keep us together
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And almost verbatim he repeated what he had written.
File No. 113
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They were now a little greyer and fatter, but they repeated their line almost verbatim.
The Guardian
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Two such different authors as Kuno Fischer and George Sand agree to this almost verbatim.
Criminal Psychology: A Manual for Judges, Practitioners, and Stu...
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