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• in principle — adverb with regard to fundamentals although not concerning details (Freq. 2) in principle, we agree • Syn: ↑in theory, ↑in essence * * * as a general idea or plan, although the details are not yet established or clear the government agreed in… …   Useful english dictionary

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