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The phrase "fundamentally was" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to emphasize the essential nature or core aspect of something in the past.
Example: "The project fundamentally was a failure, despite the initial optimism."
Alternatives: "essentially was" or "intrinsically was"
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This, fundamentally, was how The Remains of the Day was written.
We also needed to be reminded that art, fundamentally, was not about the garnishing of well-to-do interiors.
Following in Socrates' footsteps, they believed the good life was not captured in a definition or a set of beliefs but fundamentally was a kind of art.
"The root cause, fundamentally, was that the scientists failed to follow a scientifically derived and ensured protocol that ensured that anthrax was deactivated," said Frieden.
Mr. Levy said that the problem, fundamentally, was a shortage of housing across all levels from the extremely affluent to the service worker.
At issue, fundamentally, was whether voters would continue to accept the guidance of a paternalistic class committed to the supremacy of the federal government or instead place their trust in candidates pledged to advance liberties won in the Revolution - "friends of the people" rather than "fathers of the people".
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"That, fundamentally, is what it is.
Their needs are fundamentally being met now.
Both fields fundamentally are computational approaches to biology.
All of this, fundamentally, is a solo mission.
They have, fundamentally, been sentenced to die in prison.
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