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all-around

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all-a·round (ôl-round) also all-round (ôlround)
adj.
1. Comprehensive in extent or depth: a good all-around education.
2. Able to do many things well; versatile: an all-around athlete. See Synonyms at versatile.
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Adj.1.all-aroundall-around - many-sided; "an all-around athlete"; "a well-rounded curriculum"
comprehensive - including all or everything; "comprehensive coverage"; "a comprehensive history of the revolution"; "a comprehensive survey"; "a comprehensive education"

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In what was billed as the first step in turning back Russia's decline in ice facilities, the ISU World All-Around Speed Skating Championships was held February 5-6 at Moscow's new, state-of-the-art, indoor ice center at Krylatskoye.
On Thursday night, Hamm became the first American to win a men's all-around title at the world championships, and not five minutes after his name flashed across the top of the scoreboard, Hamm became the favorite to win the all-around at the Olympics.
Wei, the Chinese national all-around champion and Asian Games all-around champion, was a silver medalist once more, losing to American Paul Hamm on Thursday night at the World Gymnastics Championships at the Pond.
 
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