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Meanings of entirely consistent in English

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Usage of entirely consistent in English
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Hartl told Reuters: That is entirely consistent with our views and guidelines.
Reuters
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This might also seem ironic but in fact it is entirely consistent.
News.com.au
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The weather of Finnegans Wake is entirely consistent with a March setting.
The Irish Times
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Another problem is that the evidence of crisis isn't entirely consistent.
The Guardian
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Although the data are not entirely consistent, several important risk factors have emerged.
Pubmed
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His recent evocation of Albanian law is, for him, entirely consistent and appropriate.
The Irish Times
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I've been entirely consistent and I'm sure he absolutely will be now too.
Radio NZ
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The model of going in helping with it is entirely consistent.
The Guardian
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This is entirely consistent with staying abreast of change and disruption, says Murphy.
The Irish Times
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And what they've been doing tonight is entirely consistent with that.
Radio NZ
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It seems to me entirely consistent with the character of Ottima's reckless lover.
Life of Robert Browning
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This would be entirely consistent with two recent private-members' bills.
The Guardian
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And they have not always been entirely consistent as Bielsa himself searches for solutions.
The Guardian
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The assist was no one-off; instead it was entirely consistent.
The Guardian
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It's also entirely consistent with most working women's clothing options across any number of professions.
The Irish Times
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Our conclusions are entirely consistent with available experimental data.
Pubmed
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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