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Meanings of more holistic in English

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Usage of more holistic in English
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But Abdulridha, the lawyer, said real change required a more holistic approach.
News.com.au
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But apparently, it's a more holistic look at the oceans, he said.
Radio NZ
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A shift to a more holistic perspective in survivorship care is suggested.
Pubmed
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It's time to take a more holistic look at what we eat.
BBC
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I am going to work on taking a more holistic approach going forward.
The Power of Giving
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EBONY: You seem dedicated to taking a more holistic approach to women's empowerment.
Ebony
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But the report suggests a more holistic climate focus in the pandemic recovery.
The Guardian
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A problem this stubborn and devastating demands a larger, more holistic solution, he added.
Wired
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We should all move towards a more holistic, "natural" approach to health.
The Irish Times
10
They need a more holistic, longer-term approach to squad development.
The Guardian
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It's a much more holistic approach to sustaining the institute.
Ebony
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Which will also recycle it, except in more holistic fashion.
The Irish Times
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Advocates say the approach brings people together in a more holistic way within the company.
Wired
14
A more holistic approach to addressing health behaviors in women of reproductive age is required.
Pubmed
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He takes a more holistic approach to individual health.
The Irish Times
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Nusseibeh says City executives need to return to a more holistic view of their responsibilities.
The Guardian
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