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Autocracy has now given way almost completely to populism.

These relatively low ligand affinities are attributable almost completely to diminished rates of ligand binding.

Then carbonate ions and H2S molecules react together almost completely to yield HS− species.

"He was a good neighbor in that he stayed almost completely to himself," Adams said.

Modern halogenated inhalation anesthetics undergo little metabolization during clinical application and evaporate almost completely to the atmosphere.

Consequently, industrial riboflavin production switched around the year 2000 almost completely to microbial processes based on genetically engineered production strains.

Pastebin, too, will bend almost completely to its users' ideas: a protest movement may have found its perfect complement.

That such finely cut gems should be relegated almost completely to light programs is regrettable; still, any encounter is welcome.

The first, and most serious, is that the government has failed almost completely to encourage a more effective public philanthropy.

Our Constitution explicitly gives us a unitary head of state, but it leaves the framework of government almost completely to congressional design.

The flattery worked, for Herschel was soon rewarded with an annual pension, which allowed him to give up teaching music and to devote himself almost completely to astronomy.