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Meanings of full coverage in English

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Usage of full coverage in English
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For full coverage from the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit, visit here.
Reuters
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How it looks: The weightless foundation allows for medium to full coverage.
Ebony
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And remember, for full coverage of Wimbledon 2009, visit our dedicated site.
The Guardian
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And for the full coverage go to our US embassy cables page.
The Guardian
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Thousands gathered outside state television on Saturday, demanding full coverage of the demonstrations.
Radio NZ
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Read our full coverage of the testing industry and college admissions here: here
Reuters
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Also, three teeth were prepared for full coverage restorations to expose natural dentin.
Pubmed
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For more on Apple's new tablet, check out Wired's iPad full coverage page.
Wired
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Read our full coverage and check out the announcement on the Google Blog.
Wired
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RNZ's full coverage of the terror attacks can be found here.
Radio NZ
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We'll have full coverage as long as the conclave lasts here.
The Guardian
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Super Stay was the only one that was really matte and full coverage.
Independent.ie
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For full coverage of the phone-hacking scandal and Leveson inquiry go to MediaGuardian.co.uk.
The Guardian
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There is full coverage of this on our McKinnon live blog.
The Guardian
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It's reasonably priced and gives you full coverage without looking cakey.
News.com.au
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However, combining high resolution of details with full coverage of the whole is challenging.
Pubmed
This collocation consists of:
Full coverage through the time
Full coverage across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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