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Meanings of much better in anglès

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Usage of much better in anglès
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Great Britain would be doing that much better at trading in Europe.
The Guardian
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This way, companies will have much better access to long-term foreign capital.
Reuters
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But I expect that this year will be much better, she said.
Reuters
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Joining a wider political community might well afford us much better protection.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
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She could see much better today than yesterday and didn't need glasses.
Stash
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Working freelance later at ITN, she found the situation not much better.
The Guardian
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Ms Chung said she expected much better service from the national airline.
News.com.au
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Oxford Tycoon had excuses first-up so expect a much better result tonight.
News.com.au
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You have a much better chance of retaining the information that way.
The Irish Times
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For a long time now, he has seen much better at night.
Grand junction
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The food was so much better than we were led to believe.
The Irish Times
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I think it needs, as an industry, to be much better marketed.
Reuters
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We remember the recent past much better than the time before it.
News.com.au
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People forgot that the place looked different-andactually much better than before.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
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True; very much better; but it is the same sort of love.
The Last Chronicle of Barset
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Time, and a few new players, have done the job much better.
The Guardian
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