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Things completeness often describes (“completeness ________”)
theorem, results, theorems, freeman, proof, proofs, result, theory, column, check, reconstruction, checks, property, means, objective, condition, problem, rules, properties, demands, analysis, issues, regions, assertion, tests, states, requirement, information, absence, parts, checking, york, sexual, guarantees, lemma, quantities, relation, test, efficiency, assumption, preservation, accuracy, criteria, code, reductions, functions, compulsion
How completeness often is described (“________ completeness”)
such, greater, very, logical, absolute, relative, certain, institutional, sufficient, more, artistic, systematic, formal, full, theoretical, perfect, ideal, functional, apparent, strong, historical, remarkable, grammatical, equal, singular, extraordinary, relational, rounded, scientific, reasonable, organic, dramatic, spiritual, structural, tolerable, divine, wonderful, semantic, computational, possible, mathematical, greatest, weak, necessary, rare, expressive, less, utter, unusual, deductive, utmost, inner, harmonious, approximate, causal, comparative, exhaustive, intellectual, aesthetic, descriptive, beautiful, stratigraphic, refutational, technical, momentary, syntactic, ultimate, essential, terrible, satisfactory, peculiar, overall, sudden, conceptual, bibliographical, explanatory, philosophic, philosophical, admirable, self
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