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The phrase "as a fuller" is correct and can be used in written English, depending on the context.
It can be used when referring to someone who performs the role of a fuller, which is a historical term for someone who cleans and thickens cloth.
Example: "As a fuller, he was responsible for ensuring the quality of the fabric before it was sent to market."
Alternatives: "in the role of a fuller" or "acting as a fuller."
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"People will see the familiar Penn as well as a fuller, richer portrait of his achievements over his career".
So what officials told journalists today may have to be adjusted as a fuller picture comes to light.
This gives stout its characteristic chocolate-coffee flavor as well as a fuller body than other dark beers.
Mr. Malone has devoted most of his life to belles-lettres, except for a period spent as a Fuller Brushman after graduating from William Jewell College, Miss.
Born in the Bronx to a father who worked as a Fuller Brush man and part-time usher at Yankee Stadium and a mother who was a medical secretary, she and her brother were raised in Queens.
Analysts say Mr. Abe will probably tell Mr. Obama that he wants Japan to act as a fuller military partner with the United States, at a time when the Pentagon faces steep budget cuts.
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Most other supreme courts sit as a full court.
Her story will air as a full documentary in 2011".
He joined Sony as a full-time employee in 1959.
Since 1996 the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) has participated as a full partner.
As a full-grown man, it seems no different.
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