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Rather, the transaction must be viewed as a whole, and each step, from the commencement of negotiations to the consummation of the sale is relevant.
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With more money, farmers are more likely to diversify production and grow higher-value crops, benefiting not only themselves but the economy as a whole.
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Second, it shows the power of operating system platforms as a whole.
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The surface as a whole has a puckered appearance; hence the common name seersucker plant.
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In order to meet these standards, the surveyor must consider not only the vertical and horizontal accuracy of the echo sounder and transducer, but the survey system as a whole.
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The novel as a whole is about the scepticism in faith and life.
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The median home price is $495,000 compared with $217,200 for the country as a whole, and the cost of living is 30% higher than the national average.
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Since its definite foundation, the town began to develop as a whole.
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Mobile music is becoming an integral part of the music industry as a whole.
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He described the episode, and the series as a whole, as vampire mediocrity with a slight hint of potential.
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