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The phrase "also be full of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something contains a lot of a particular quality or element in addition to what has already been mentioned.
Example: "The garden will also be full of vibrant flowers and lush greenery during the spring."
Alternatives: "also be rich in" or "additionally contain".
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The visit will also be full of pragmatism.
But it can also be full of land mines, as Ms. Panisch learned.
Climate change journalism can often also be full of institutional acronyms and difficult to digest science.
The young can also be full of a thirst for vengeance, as some are in Gaza.
Some deals may be legitimate, but they may also be full of hidden costs or stipulations and limitations.
The same players could also be full of charm and humor in the "Interlude" that gently skips away from the apocalyptic visions of the rest of the piece.
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The unfolding political drama in Haiti has also been full of "pwen".
He has also been full of praise for Mr Zeng, who at 63 is three years his senior.
The debate about the trial has also been full of pointless syllogisms: What if it was your daughter up there?
But many also were full of hopes, dreams and possibilities beyond comprehension before mental illness struck them down".
His career has also been full of grand ambitions.
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