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The title is wholly appropriate to all of Ms. Childs's choreographic endeavors: she captures the power of meticulous, unaffected dancing.

Investors may not be wholly reassured.

Static imaging and in vitro models are wholly inadequate to capture many aspects of vascular pattern formation in vivo, because vasculogenesis involves dynamic changes of the endothelial cells and of the forming blood vessels, in an embryo that is changing size and shape.

Mexico is only one of several Latin American countries where the anti-drug crusade has escalated into something like low-intensity warfare, while elsewhere in the world some states have been more or less wholly captured by drug money.

But Mr. Bannon's ideology, whatever it may be, does not wholly capture what drives him, says the screenwriter Julia Jones.

And though their work is wholly contemporary, their presence captures what was so great about Hollywood in the madcap 30's, with Ms. Dawson as a kind of Carole Lombard to Mr. Neumann's William Powell.

It is accepted that al-Qaida soldiers do not fit this designation, but the position of captured Taliban has not been wholly resolved by this announcement.

Even if they capture the leadership, which is not certain, their other triumphs are wholly imaginary.

They were wholly delicious.

These are wholly arbitrary.

"He is wholly other and wholly present.