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Meanings of quite clear in English

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Usage of quite clear in English
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Laurence breathed once more; hearing it, said aloud, made everything quite clear.
Empire of Ivory
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I've made that quite clear in my new book Ethos and Cosmos.
Rendezvous with Rama
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It's quite clear Elementary Magic isn't going to mean much to Cat.
Charmed Life
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It's quite clear that we have overestimated the inflation pressures, Borg said.
Reuters
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But it is not quite clear who is saying sorry to whom.
The Guardian
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For the CDU it is quite clear: we stand by this coalition.
Reuters
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He made it quite clear that much speech was beneath his dignity.
Foundation
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He had made that quite clear to her mothers from the outset.
Book of lost threads
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I wasn't quite clear what he meant, so I made no comment.
The stranger
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I want to make it quite clear, Intel has never threatened me.
Wired
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But, on the surface, it seems quite clear: Christmas trees are bad.
News.com.au
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The general meaning of the picture of the Cow is quite clear.
Legends of the Gods / The Egyptian Texts, edited with Translatio...
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It is not quite clear what function all this overwrought writhing serves.
The Guardian
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Or else to actually fuck you-I'venever been quite clear on that.
Beat the reaper: a novel
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There is nothing to understand in this case; it is quite clear.
The Sea-Gull
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The example is instructive, as the connexion of ideas is quite clear.
Legends of Babylon and Egypt in Relation to Hebrew Tradition
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United Kingdom
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South Africa
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Ireland
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