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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are very completely" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
It is generally redundant, as "very" and "completely" convey similar intensities of meaning, making it unnecessary to use both together.
Example: "The instructions are very completely detailed." (This would be better phrased as "The instructions are very detailed.")
Alternatives: "are fully" or "are entirely".
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It's safest to focus on situations that are very completely specified so we'll just say that no two possible worlds that differ in their ethical properties can be exactly alike in their descriptive properties.
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Dell'Olio insists she is "very completely a non-technological person", which surprises me as she is a fairly prolific tweeter and Instagrammer.
The decisions made by important people about casting are very often completely arbitrary.
However, there are very few studies completely satisfied with all the criteria above.
The ceramic pieces here are very small and completely covered in the concretions.
The results are "very interesting and completely unexpected," says neuroscientist Horace Barlow of the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.
"Yes, there are large ensembles that are very improvisational, and completely improvised, but in order to organize that many musicians, the music is generally written.
"They are very different in tone, completely led by authors, ambitious in their own ways".
"Once the pigs get established, they are very difficult to eradicate completely".
Both of these are very noisy and look completely different each other.
Her eyes are very important and they completely screwed that up.
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