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Meanings of entire spectrum in English

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Usage of entire spectrum in English
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Baseball represents the entire spectrum of human emotion in one tidy game.
NY Magazine
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We have been through pretty much the entire spectrum of seizure medication.
The Guardian
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The range of feigned illnesses covers the entire spectrum of the human body.
Saving max
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The entire spectrum of modern audiological technique was employed to examine the patients.
Pubmed
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The staff reacted across the entire spectrum of that grieving cycle.
News.com.au
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As with all regional papers, our readership spans the entire spectrum.
The Irish Times
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He said their views on the environment and diversity, run along the entire spectrum.
Reuters
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Second, the Rapid Dominance force must be tested across the entire spectrum of OOTW.
Shock and Awe — Achieving Rapid Dominance
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Second-line ART initiation had a positive impact on the entire spectrum of infectious morbidity.
Pubmed
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But magic is really only the utilization of the entire spectrum of the senses.
The Alchemyst
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This association was evident across the entire spectrum of BMI.
Pubmed
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Their ray screens are a lot better than ours, too-theygenerate the entire spectrum.
Skylark Three
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An entire spectrum of emotions flashed across her face, from anger to love to relief.
Ryan's place
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We're also seeing attacks across the entire spectrum.
Wired
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It's called the Sight, but it embraces the entire spectrum of human perception, and then some.
Ghost Story
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There were six or eight shirts, their colors running the entire spectrum in the most violent shades.
Lone Star Planet
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