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Meanings of expect more in anglès

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Usage of expect more in anglès
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Dealmakers expect more political intervention to save companies of strategic national interest.
Reuters
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Market participants expect more volatility in the second half of the year.
Reuters
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We expect more legislation on border security and forms of national identification.
Wired
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So expect more, as governments continue to get involved in macro decisions.
Independent.ie
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But in the short term his simple message is: expect more pain.
News.com.au
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Saudis enjoy greater job protection than foreigners and often expect more pay.
Reuters
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Sharma said investors could expect more improvement in combined ratio this year.
Reuters
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We expect more and the youth movement wants more positions, he said.
Reuters
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City will expect more next year, but this will do for now.
The Irish Times
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Peru and Ecuador expect more than 2 million people to be affected.
The Guardian
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Investors, however, can expect more from chief executives and boards of directors.
Reuters
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Analysts expect more details at a meeting in New York on Wednesday.
Reuters
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I expect more particulars from Bülow in the course of the week.
Letters of Franz Liszt -- Volume 1 / from Paris to Rome: Years o...
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We expect more from fashion companies and the people at their helm.
The Guardian
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With central bank meetings due in some developing economies, expect more cutting.
Reuters
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People expect more from council services, and so do our elected councillors.
The Guardian
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