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Meanings of much bigger in anglès

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Usage of much bigger in anglès
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US stocks fell, while major indexes in Europe took much bigger losses.
The Irish Times
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It's clearly just a bandaid on a much bigger issue, she said.
Radio NZ
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But it will take something much bigger to create a real problem.
Reuters
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The prospects for this year for the euro zone are much bigger.
Reuters
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The question is, just how much bigger will it need to be?
BBC
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There's a much bigger problem at hand and we didn't even notice.
News.com.au
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That's a much bigger challenge than making outrageous eccentric statements, Morrow said.
Reuters
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It is really just part of a much bigger picture, he said.
Reuters
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There are so many much bigger issues that Kanye that need attention.
Ebony
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This was a much bigger island than Cranae, with forests and animals.
Helen of troy
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Either combination would create a U.S. options exchange much bigger than CBOE.
Reuters
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Soon afterwards, the bank sold the stake for a much bigger profit.
Radio NZ
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The Red Drum is a large Fish much bigger than the Blue-Fish.
A New Voyage to Carolina / Containing the exact description and ...
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We think it will have a much bigger effect in boosting growth.
The Guardian
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So I think there just needs to be a much bigger lift.
Radio NZ
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Next time you children visit me, I'll have a much bigger laboratory.
The red pyramid
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