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Meanings of very clear in English

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Usage of very clear in English
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Premier Steven Marshall said the message from health experts was very clear.
News.com.au
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We need a very clear strong political signal at the highest level.
Reuters
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But let me make one fact very clear right at the start.
First degree
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There's usually a very clear order; you just have to understand it.
The Guardian
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The Belfast Agreement is very clear on the idea of disinterested government.
The Irish Times
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It's very clear they will use news trends to lure, he said.
Reuters
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And let me be very clear on the events of yesterday evening.
The Guardian
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But let's be very clear, this is the result of policy decisions.
The Guardian
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The explanation was not very clear for Mr Browne grinned and said:
Dubliners
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But we're very clear that the answer isn't to stop the reform.
The Guardian
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But a Southern Rail spokesman said: Let's be very clear on this.
BBC
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That is our priority, he made a very clear case for that.
The Guardian
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After some campaign counselling, she said she wanted to be very clear.
The Guardian
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You just need to be very clear in what you wish for.
A taste of magic
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The projections of the IPCC working group report are very , very clear.
The Guardian
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Darling said: I'm very clear that we will do whatever we can.
The Guardian
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