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Meanings of almost in English
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Examples for "about"
Examples for "about"
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It's not just about state violence in the form of police violence.
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Water services assets book value is about 15 million euros, he said.
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The Health Minister David Clark said he was concerned about the situation.
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At present about 25 per cent of confirmed cases are health workers.
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Photo: Supplied New Zealand police would not answer questions about the case.
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However, most energy industry experts think the future involves some new nuclear.
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However, most market participants are able to access open-outcry trading, Duffy said.
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Right now, that's a problem without a good solution for most people.
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However things are different in most of modern-day Europe and North America.
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WANT to know the most dangerous words in the market right now?
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Therefore, companies offering content will be in demand in the near future.
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Incidents of violence were reported as demonstrators confronted police near government offices.
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Europe in particular will be keen to near-source as much as possible.
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However, the 2008 winter ice extent was near the year long-term average.
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Go and direct traffic; let no press or public near the house.
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The condition leads to nearly 1 million hospitalizations per year, Medtronic said.
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Nuclear power produced nearly 30 percent of Japan's electricity before the crisis.
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Violence is growing in Afghanistan nearly six years after the U.S.-led invasion.
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Today, nearly 80 per cent of its electricity comes from nuclear power.
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It's been the case for nearly 20 years, the prime minister said.
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Exasperated, Bryce said, Listen, Jenny, this is virtually a martial law situation.
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But some experts say the task for law enforcement is virtually impossible.
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He therefore agreed it was virtually impossible for Mr Trump to win.
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But that's the problem: It's virtually the same movie with new locations.
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Since then, GM products and crops have virtually disappeared from that market.
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Shipman quoted one unidentified cabinet minister as saying: The end is nigh.
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He's going particularly well this time in and his turn is nigh.
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The word is nigh thee, in thy mouth and in thy heart.
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In some States the size of the precincts made voting well-nigh impossible.
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In seven years the translation of the wilderness had been well-nigh complete.
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In some States the size of the precincts made voting well-nigh impossible.
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In seven years the translation of the wilderness had been well-nigh complete.
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He laughed aloud in his mirth; for his anger was well-nigh gone.
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Thanks, father; indeed I was well-nigh reeling in my saddle with heat.
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The fascination which hangs around the latter has well-nigh obscured the former.
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It's not just about state violence in the form of police violence.
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The First Amendment isn't just about protecting the right of free speech.
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It's just about impossible to get a good job here, Carey said.
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It's not just about working hard however, it's also about working smart.
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Access to reliable energy is not just about providing electricity, he said.
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The vote will be a referendum on Europe in all but name.
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Yet the deal all but guarantees that cannot happen before next year.
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In New Zealand the media all but ignored the international workers' day.
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Information withheld from all but a few Forerunners for thousands of years.
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New York Heart Association functional class improved in all but 1 patient.
Usage of almost in English
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Question: Myself and my wife met through work almost 20 years ago.
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THE question is almost impossible to answer: why is Winx so good?
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However, as before mentioned, the result was at first almost exactly opposite.
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The last few minutes almost offer a sliver of hope to Europe.
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Question: I have worked in the same industry for almost 30 years.
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Palm oil markets, however, are still down almost 4 percent this year.
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But the New IRA will almost certainly continue its campaign, she said.
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I was home free, and I would almost certainly remain that way.
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It is as good as the sea: in some ways almost better.
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I'd seen almost exactly the same thing happen once before, years ago.
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Their citizens almost always have the legal right to refuge in Europe.
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Poultry slaughtering totals almost 900 million a year, the vast majority chickens.
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For once, the French left and right used almost the same words.
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The original plan, first agreed almost 15 years ago, comprised five parts.
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Future increases will have to be almost entirely new money, he said.
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Thirty-two years later we are still saying almost ten years, he said.
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