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overall
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overall adjective all in one, all-embracing, all-inclusive, blanket, complete, entire, extended, extensive, general, globally, inclusive, panoramic, sweeping, total, undivided, universal, whole, wholesale, with all sides considered, with every aspect


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To be a little more accurate (as I went on and on to the oily overalled youth at the garage) 'it doesn't so much as hiccup as get tired whenever it approaches a slight slope, threatens to stop then changes its mind without any warning and surges forward like Jensen Button on the starting grid.
Attending a school sing, complete with gap-toothed third-graders, overalled farmers and well-heeled soccer moms, all sitting side by side and loving it.
The animal slowly kneels as red overalled mortuary attendants lift the corpse into a tent in a vain effort to preserve it a few more hours from the blazing sun.
 
 
 
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