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Meanings of whole concept in English

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Usage of whole concept in English
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The whole concept of regulation is foreign, as a matter of fact.
The Irish Times
2
The whole concept of a nice place was almost a forgotten memory.
Jacinto's Remnant
3
But Second Life has stretched the whole concept of the virtual community.
The Irish Times
4
The whole concept of a high-performance SUV is an entirely daft one.
The Irish Times
5
The whole concept of spoiling a child is a very complex one.
The Irish Times
6
The whole concept messed with his entire view of the natural world order.
No mercy
7
You know Marian, it's the whole concept of the extended family is missing.
The Irish Times
8
He says the whole concept of being a citizen needs to be reset.
Radio NZ
9
In the succeeding centuries, the whole concept of space flight was almost forgotten.
Cities in Flight
10
But China is taking the whole concept a few steps further.
Radio NZ
11
The whole concept of an energy virus was a radical one.
The Neutronium Alchemist
12
And the media was enthralled by this whole concept of populism.
The new yorker
13
With sous vide, people gradually arrive at the whole concept themselves.
Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food
14
The whole concept is more nuanced than keeping the ball moving.
The Guardian
15
Two years ago the whole concept looked to be on its death bed.
The Irish Times
16
I mean, if I can't even handle the whole concept verbally-
The burglar who traded ted williams
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Whole concept across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
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