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entire adjective absolute, across the boards, all-inclusive, complete, complete gamut, complete universe, comprehensive, entire universe, exhaustive, full, full-fledged, gross, inclusive, in-depth, plenary, sound, sweeping, thorough, total, unabated, unabridged, unalloyed, unbounded, undiminished, unequivocal, unimpaired, unimpeded, unitary, unlimited, unmitigated, unmodified, unqualified, unrestricted, whole Associated concepts: entire act, entire benefit, entire connract, entire estate, entire use See also: absolute, collective, complete, extreme, full, gross, intact, outright, plenary, pure, radical, stark, thorough, total, whole ENTIRE. That which is not divided; that which is whole.
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The entires in this section are listed fre of charge and are limited to material published in Canada and by Canadian authors. A record of 222 entires from all over the British Commonwealth offered great range and variety. Automatic dies for blown film, quick-tool-change systems and robot product-handling devices for profiles, and a new die-centering system for pipe were some of the more notable entires in extrusion equipment. |
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