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"least greatest" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
It is grammatically incorrect and has no real meaning. You could use "least favorable" or "worst" in its place. For example: I wanted the least favorable outcome.
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Interestingly, we will show that problem (1) may have minimal (maximal) solutions between given lower and upper solutions and not have the least (greatest) solution.
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Or, at least, great chocolate.
"This is the least Great Britain can do," he said.
One might think this would inspire sympathy, or at least greater interest in its subjects.
While everything else is changing and confusing, at least great brands remain the same.But do they?
The push for independence, or at least greater autonomy from the mainland, gained new impetus after politicians and jurists began work last year on a new constitution.
So vexed, eventually, that in the 1980s she turned her formidable analytical and literary skills to matters of (to Willis at least) greater weight: feminism, global politics, freedom.
It's the wondrous, if not always wonderful, world of art so bad it's good — or at least great fun to look at.
The photos taken specifically for this book are rather ordinary, but at least great care seems to have been exercised in choosing correct, nicely restored cars.
Giving (to me, at least) greater clarity to the saying "in the zone", ZPD is the space between a child's current and potential level of development.
The poll also indicates an even bigger proportion – 83% – want more distance between politicians and the media, or at least greater transparency about the relationship.
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