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almost everywhere

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noun

Mathematics.
  1. everywhere in a given set except on a subset with measure zero. a.e.


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Viewers immediately saw through the ruse, recognizing that Ring’s web of surveillance could absolutely be used to watch almost everyone, almost everywhere, whether or not they’ve done something illegal.

From Salon

While fire insurance premiums have increased almost everywhere in the state over the past year or so, Hidden Hills is located in an especially high-risk wildfire zone, with some reports indicating 100% of properties are facing risk.

From MarketWatch

Almost everywhere they went, people had something to donate.

From Literature

Interest rates are higher almost everywhere, except in China.

From Barron's

Interest rates are higher almost everywhere, except in China.

From Barron's