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Meanings of whole notion in English

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Usage of whole notion in English
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He thought the whole notion of running away from home was funny.
The talisman
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The whole notion of a fifth term is an absurdity in 2015.
The Guardian
3
Third, the whole notion of public debt turns out to be ill-defined.
The Guardian
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The whole notion of star gates was more than they could accept.
RUNNER
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Maybe she'd back off on the whole notion of me getting married.
Guns will keep us together
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Well, if she intends-bygad, it upsets one's whole notion of her!
Lady Baltimore
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The whole notion of sexual promiscuity is ridiculously relative, writes Quentin Fottrell.
The Irish Times
8
Indeed, the whole notion of an opt-in pornography register is in itself alarming.
BBC
9
The moon went along with the whole notion, slipping half behind a cloud.
The Princess Bride
10
DRIVER: We actors are so wrapped up in that whole notion of approbation.
Reuters
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The whole notion of domestic service has never not seemed to me unnatural.
And Even Now
12
Maybe the whole notion is just reverse engineered from modern stereotypes?
The Guardian
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My reason rebelled against the whole notion of palmistry, just as yours does.
A. V. Laider
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But quantum mechanics appears to up-end the whole notion of cause and effect.
News.com.au
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Scott Galloway: So this gets into the whole notion of censorship.
NY Magazine
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Besides, the whole notion seemed a trifle gory for my taste.
Savage
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Ireland
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United States of America
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