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right about

British  

noun

  1. a turn executed through 180°

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adjective

  1. in the opposite direction

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You’re right about the rare-earth remediation costs.

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As much as Hawley gets right about the world of “Aliens” that we know, his introduction of a new beastie, the Eye Midge, is an inspired touch that stands to take the plot in directions we haven’t seen before in this universe.

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I actually feel halfway all right about what the mirror is showing me for once.

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Many of the critics are right about the challenges ahead, she told the BBC.

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This chart from Variant Perceptions, as part of their 10 surprises forecast for next year, shows that the ISM manufacturing index tends to pick up 18 months after oil, the dollar and Treasury yields fall – which would be right about now.

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