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as a whole
Idioms and Phrases
All parts or aspects considered, altogether, as in I like the play as a whole, though the second act seemed somewhat slow . [Early 1800s] Also see on the whole .Example Sentences
Successful foreshadowing should be subtle; viewers shouldn’t know where the story will go, but be able to appreciate how the tool was used when considering the film as a whole.
If my random and unscientific survey of some French opinion at all represents the nation’s as a whole, then the debut of Donald Trump’s America has left some French triste — a bit sad, even brokenhearted, and also wary and vigilant.
“The current administration has many people feeling uncertain about the future of their jobs and entire industries as a whole. Some companies feel hesitant to hire with all of the change, which is leading to fewer open roles for candidates,” said Kyle Elliott, tech career coach at CaffeinatedKyle.com.
Along with that, AI anxiety is on the rise as people wonder about the future of their jobs and industry as a whole.
The Cook Political Report, which rates how partisan districts are, scores the 7th District as “even,” meaning it votes about the same as the nation as a whole.
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