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Meanings of certainly better in anglès

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Usage of certainly better in anglès
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The situation is certainly better that it was than a year ago.
Reuters
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It was quite wonderful - certainly better than anything Blackpool could offer.
Notes from a Small Island
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It's certainly better than going to an analyst for years & cheaper.
The new yorker
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But he'd certainly better not see you or Champ as you are.
Conrad’s Fate
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He was certainly better placed to do so than his glory-hunting team-mate.
The Guardian
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He knew it better than anyone else, certainly better than any mapmaker.
Sodom and Gomorrah, Texas
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Doing time was never easy, but Annie's situation was certainly better than Catherine's.
By reason of insanity
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It answers one, unequivocally: Yes, it is certainly better to floss.
Reuters
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This is a good thing and certainly better than another collapse of devolution.
The Irish Times
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They're almost certainly better than any TV or monitor you own.
The Guardian
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She hid it well, certainly better than Schiavone hid her wrath.
The Guardian
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My rheumatism, I thank your lordship, is certainly better, though not quite gone.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
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That is certainly better than pursuing a nuclear power option.
The South African
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It's not been quite vintage Bok display, but it's certainly better than last week.
The South African
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In some potentially key areas, the data is certainly better than a random guess.
Reuters
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And there are certainly better choices for commuting to work or riding a century.
Wired
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