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Meanings of whole range in English

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Usage of whole range in English
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Scientists use a whole range of other evidence to support this narrative.
The Guardian
2
Heathen groups now include a whole range of Northern European Pagan traditions.
Drawing Down the Moon
3
The scope of these examinations covers the whole range of train operating.
Wage Earning and Education
4
Anyone who watched would have gone through a whole range of emotions.
The South African
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The whole range of buildings is enclosed with walls, like a fortress.
Beacon Lights of History, Volume 05: The Middle Ages
6
Who would you put in your favorite-A whole range of people.
The new yorker
7
They're giving us the whole range of wave-lengths, one at a time.
The Skylark of Space
8
He wouldn't lose a dollar if the whole range was under fence.
The Settling of the Sage
9
We're gonna see kind of the whole range of those flavors here.
Wired
10
Then there's obviously a whole range of economic considerations beyond health.
News.com.au
11
Officials maintain the cameras will prove useful for tackling a whole range crime.
The Guardian
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We're seeing a whole range of heat-related conditions, including sunstroke and heat exhaustion.
The Guardian
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The power utility is already facing a whole range of lows.
The South African
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The whole range of hill and wood and water was drenched in sunshine.
The Lilac Sunbonnet: A Love Story
15
Technology is an enabler for a whole range of different things.
The Irish Times
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There's a whole range of opinion and he should remember that.
BBC
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Whole range through the time
Whole range across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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Australia
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