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Meanings of nearly nonexistent in English

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Usage of nearly nonexistent in English
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I didn't want to find out, but our options were nearly nonexistent.
Terminal
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How each nation manages this mandate varies widely, and regulation is nearly nonexistent.
Wired
3
Having a nearly nonexistent staff helped with security but was hell on delegating.
The charlemagne pursuit
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He speaks inexpert English, and my Spanish is nearly nonexistent.
Cleaving
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New business pitches were nearly nonexistent earlier this year.
Reuters
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Recent rains have helped add to surface moisture, but deep moisture is still nearly nonexistent.
Reuters
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Probably something about her nearly nonexistent severance package.
Caught
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And the running game was nearly nonexistent, with the Hornets gaining 47 yards on the ground.
Reuters
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He pursed his bloodless lips in confusion, then his thin, nearly nonexistent eyebrows lifted in sudden recognition.
The dream of perpetual motion
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But those servers seemed nearly nonexistent.
Wired
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Larry's nearly nonexistent eyebrows rose.
Millionaire's women
12
But if the holy man's height was intimidating, so were his broad forehead, hooked nose, and thin, nearly nonexistent lips.
Logos Run
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The peripheral vision in that thing is nearly nonexistent, and I probably knocked over a few ailing clients along the way.
Repo men
14
There's a joke or broad sight gag every 15 seconds or so, but the ratio of hits to misses is nearly nonexistent.
Reuters
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Such loan issuance peaked in 2006-7 but shrank to being nearly nonexistent by the first half of 2009.
Reuters
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