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Affairs of a company have been completely wound up

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Lack of completion failure to complete

to persuade completely as the propaganda brainwashed many people

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To sail completely round

completely satisfactory

completely used up

completely naked

Completely furnished wiith men as a ship

To scatter completely to disperse and cause to disappear used esp of the dispersion of things that can never again be

comprehensive : covering completely or broadly [a insurance policy]

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