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The phrase "a full second in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing time intervals or durations, particularly in contexts involving measurements or timing.
Example: "The experiment required a full second in which the reaction took place before recording the results."
Alternatives: "a complete second in" or "one full second in".
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After Miller's all-out, fame-or-fizzle style left him slipping off the course, Schlopy had the race in hand, beating out Thomas Vonn of Newburgh, N.Y., by nearly a full second in that run.
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This is one reason why the Miata is nearly a full second quicker in the zero-to-60 mph sprint (6.5 seconds vs. 7.2).
But whether or not Rousseff serves a full second term in office, doubts persist over the effectiveness of the ban on corporate political financing.
His margin of victory in the 400, nearly a full second, was the largest in an Olympic 400 final since 1896.
Schoeman swam his 100 meters in 48.17, a full second faster than any of his seven competitors.
From the beginning, the building was designed to combine commercial and residential space, and featured a full basement, small multi-use second floor apartments, and a full third floor in addition to the theatre space.
Of the nearly 100 I.P.O.'s in United States this year, 20 – a full fifth – have been in the high technology sector, according to the report.
That's a full ninth more than in 2007 before the recession.
Yet even though that's a full ninth more than in 2007, companies remain hesitant to hire new workers.
The last time an Australian Prime Minister served out a full first term was in the 20th century.
This amounts to a full third of the overall decline in teenage births in this period.
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