entirely.

In fact, eScholarship officials are so wary of the antipathy faculty seem to feel toward institutional repositories, they are planning to ditch the term entirely.

unknown title 2009

In fact, eScholarship officials are so wary of the antipathy faculty seem to feel toward institutional repositories, they are planning to ditch the term entirely.

unknown title 2009

Only this tag is about the size of an index card so it blocks the label entirely.

This is a drill...This is ONLY a drill 2008

For what it’s worth, Marlene Jennings, the lone black MP in the current parliament, would prefer you avoid using the term entirely.

2009 May 2009

For what it’s worth, Marlene Jennings, the lone black MP in the current parliament, would prefer you avoid using the term entirely.

When keeping it partisan goes wrong (IV) - Beyond The Commons - Macleans.ca 2009

And I'm glad I do because those who push those three items as "rape" are doing a pretty good job of destroying the name of feminism such that many women eschew the label entirely.

On Being Heard Sage 2008

But where he was met by a warm grasp of the hand, a look of genuine friendliness, of grateful recognition or of tearful tenderness, the President's look and manner answered the expression entirely.

Woman's Work in the Civil War A Record of Heroism, Patriotism, and Patience Mary C. Vaughan

He evaded the difficulty by dropping the name entirely.

Charlemont; Or, the Pride of the Village. a Tale of Kentucky William Gilmore Simms 1838

It seems that as we discover worlds ever-closer to our own in size, mass, orbit, and so on, as we unveil more of the universe's planetary mysteries, it will become more and more crucial to either precisely delineate what we mean when we say "Earth-like," or to abandon the phrase entirely.

Boing Boing Lee Billings 2011

If the IMDB field contains information, it will attempt to lookup via IMDB, and disregard the name entirely.

MacUpdate - Mac OS X 2010