Having all the necessary or appropriate parts.
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(often used for emphasis) to the greatest extent or degree; total.
Television changed the nature of political communication because it enabled appealing to broader audiences and people from all over the country. A famous example of this was a the famous television debate of Kennedy and Nixon where people could actually see what their possible future presidents act like and react under stressful conditions of a debate.
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The princess wore a nice necklace round her smooth neck and she had a beautiful tiara on her head
It shows that everyone had their place in society and could not just move their class at will.