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Meanings of contribute more in anglès

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Usage of contribute more in anglès
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In turn, employers and employees will have to contribute more each year.
Radio NZ
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He says the EU will contribute more than half of that money.
Radio NZ
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The countries contribute more than 40 percent of the company's revenue each.
Reuters
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Trump has repeatedly urged the South to contribute more to the cost.
Reuters
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Canada has threatened to pull out unless other NATO countries contribute more.
Reuters
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Tony Blair today called on Nato members to contribute more troops to Afghanistan.
The Guardian
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Will politicians take up its likely proposal for the state to contribute more?
The Guardian
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The statement did not say which countries would contribute more troops.
Reuters
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We must expect the elderly, after their deaths, to contribute more.
The Guardian
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Academia can become stronger and actually contribute more to society by being public-facing.
The Guardian
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Where did any other subgroup of people contribute more to civilization?, King said.
NY Magazine
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Investors may be obliged to contribute more and enjoy fewer exemptions.
Reuters
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This method will contribute more largely to the training in English.
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Broker KBC expects mining to contribute more than traditional smelting activities in 2011.
Reuters
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Pennsylvania may well contribute more net gains than the whole of the south.
The Guardian
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Shanahan also called on U.S. allies to contribute more to their own defense.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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