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Meanings of become more in anglès

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Usage of become more in anglès
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Europe has to become more open, competitive and outward looking, he said.
Reuters
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Some time after two million years ago, ape-men had become more carnivorous.
The Rational Optimist
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I hope Waitangi Day can become more respected as New Zealand's day.
Radio NZ
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CEO Loescher already said earlier this month that goal become more ambitious.
Reuters
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In 2010, new rules required funds to become more transparent and liquid.
Reuters
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Over the same time period, political parties have become more ideologically consistent.
Reuters
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In practice, however, employees become more productive as the capital stock accumulates.
The Irish Times
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Violence has become more frequent in nearby regions, notably Ingushetia, in 2008.
Reuters
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Work to become more aware of the limits to your leadership style.
BBC
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The issue has become more prominent on the international stage as well.
Reuters
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Americans typically become more frugal and favor used cars in uncertain times.
Reuters
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We have to change our behaviour in order to become more sustainable.
The Guardian
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The light began to fade and the dream to become more actual.
December Love
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It has become more important to understand the nature of these lesions.
Pubmed
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People become more agitated, less trusting, more prone to react with violence.
The seeker
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Prospective retirees need to become more discerning and alert to changing circumstances.
The South African
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