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It was a unanimous decision.unanimous = with everyone in complete agreement
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The chairperson encouraged the committee to come up with a statement they could agree to unanimously.unanimously = with complete agreement
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Mrs. Dubose lived two doors up the street from us; neighborhood opinion was unanimous that Mrs. Dubose was the meanest old woman who ever lived. (source)unanimous = agreed upon by everyone
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It must be a unanimous choice of the Committee.† (source)
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When it came time to choose their launch leader, Alai was the almost unanimous choice.† (source)
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Emile's motion was immediately seconded and passed by unanimous vote.† (source)
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Already had a Gathering of the Keepers this morning—made a unanimous decision by the sounds of it.† (source)
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The statement was unanimously agreed upon.† (source)unanimously = with complete agreement
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"The choice was unanimous," Luke announced.† (source)
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The decision was made by Comrade Evans and ratified by the committee unanimously.† (source)
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"We cannot and will not approve corruption of the truth-seeking function of the trial process," the unanimous ruling read.† (source)
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Using "separate but equal" language that previewed the Court's infamous decision in Plessy v. Ferguson twenty years later, the Court unanimously upheld Alabama's restrictions on interracial sex and marriage and affirmed the prison terms imposed on Tony Pace and Mary Cox.† (source)
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If we can get all of you to agree to this restitution plan, and it has to be unanimous agreement, then the Sheriff's Department will not pursue further charges against Erik and Arthur.† (source)
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After everybody votes unanimously for the Canada gold stock, I go into the kitchen to ask Auntie An-mei why the Joy Luck Club started investing in stocks.† (source)
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The Tonkin Gulf Resolution was approved by the House by a unanimous vote of 416 to 0; it passed the Senate by a vote of 88 to 2.† (source)
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There has been significant debate in the scientific community about whether desire is a symptom of a system infected with amor deliria nervosa, or a precondition of the disease itself It is unanimously agreed, however, that love and desire enjoy a symbiotic relationship, meaning that one cannot exist without the other.† (source)
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