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Meanings of have highly in English

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Usage of have highly in English
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Currently, victims of oil spills have highly limited statutory rights to compensation.
The Guardian
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One has fallen into sin,-oneI have highly esteemed in time past.
Religion in Earnest: A Memorial of Mrs. Mary Lyth, of York
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Current published protocols require significant added clinical effort and have highly variable results.
Pubmed
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Patients have highly individualized desires for information and we cannot predict patient preferences.
Pubmed
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Results: Our results demonstrate that SS2 isolates have highly divergent genomes.
Pubmed
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Contrary to negative stereotypes, many nonprofits have highly effective, brilliant leaders.
Wired
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Many of Europe's biggest companies are French and they have highly productive workforces.
The Guardian
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Several countries, including our own, have highly unstable governments patched together from competing factions.
The Irish Times
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Other cities have highly organised systems to solve these problems.
BBC
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Malta, Ireland and Poland still have highly restrictive abortion laws.
Reuters
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The circumstances which led to his making this request have highly excited my curiosity.
Poor Miss Finch
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She would have highly enjoyed seeing Kaltain's face, but she dipped into a curtsy.
Throne of Glass
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Breytenbachs Immigration Consultants have highly trained and experienced teams dealing with various UK visa categories.
The South African
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France and Germany both have highly successful forestry systems.
The School Book of Forestry
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Mercedes also have highly-rated 22-year-old French driver Esteban Ocon, currently without a seat, on their books.
Reuters
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They have highly maneuverable ships, Madam President.
Perilous Shield
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United States of America
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