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Discover LudwigThe phrase "almost whole time" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of "most of the time" or "nearly all the time."
Example: "I was almost whole time at the office, working on the project."
Alternatives: "most of the time" or "nearly all the time."
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I was actually in there for about 45 minutes pitching the Sharks and most of them were nice almost the whole time.
He remained conscious almost the whole time.
"I'm onstage almost the whole time, which is exhausting.
But, she said, "I was inside at the computer almost the whole time".
"The first thing is, you talked almost the whole time," she said.
But actually he had a great beaming smile stitched to his face almost the whole time I was with him; I found it disconcerting.
I got ready for work, in tears almost the whole time, and I kept saying to myself: "I don't want to do what I am going to do today".
The movie, casually directed by Steve Rash from what is a moderately jokey script by Jeff Eastin, squanders some promising possibilities and commits the inexplicable crime of separating Mr. Foxx from his co-star, Nia Long, almost the whole time.
He says: "We sat in the 850's almost the whole time, I noticed.
Compared to the sevelamer hydrochloride group serum calcium levels in the calcium acetate/magnesium carbonate group were slightly increased over almost the whole time span, but the K/DOQI target value was at no time exceeded.
He was locked down almost his whole time".
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