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The phrase "a full works" is not correct in standard written English
It is often used informally to refer to a complete set of features or options, but the correct expression is "full works" without the article "a." Example: "The new car comes with the full works, including leather seats and a premium sound system."
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He endured a painful season with the Italian team in 2014, joining them after three promising years with the Tech 3 Yamahas in the perfectly reasonable belief that only a full works organisation could offer him the chance of grand prix victories.
"But I think what is very clear is that McLaren needs to be supported and teamed in a full works effort with a major automotive manufacturer.
"In addition, it means that the rangers have to spend their time clearing up this filth and rubbish when they have a full works programme of habitat improvements, path maintenance, etc., to carry out around the area".
Use this example of a full Works Cited citation for reference: Greene, John.
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A full work-up was unrevealing.
That's more than a full work week!
The elections were held Sunday and it took a full work week to count the votes.
If Dr. Hauser's leave is over next fall, he may return to a full work schedule at Harvard.
We've had two puzzles today, and as far as I'm concerned, that's a full working day.
After a battle with cancer which he won, he returned to a full work and social life.
It was intense, from 8am until 8 or 9pm, and I was a full working member of the team.
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