Lot of
Very much
Very much adverb - To a very great degree or extent.
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While it was an action show, there were a lot of episodes that didn't have very much fighting, and any time the Foot appeared it was usually in small groups, instead of being a vast horde.
Source: Action-Hogging Opening - In a long bout, this trope is very much in evidence, as Ippo just never gives up, and can take a lot of punishment.
Source: How Much More Can He Take -
Doctors have to deal with a lot of Fan Disservice — very much a matter of "not distracted by the unsexy".
Source: Not Distracted by the Sexy
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