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1. through whole of: through or during the whole of
 Societies throughout history believed they had reached the frontiers of human accomplishment.
Throughout, they maintained their dignity.
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2. in all parts of: happening or existing in all parts of
The group is seeking experts of any age throughout the area.
The house is carpeted throughout.
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