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Meanings of provide clarity in anglès

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Usage of provide clarity in anglès
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But he says elections in March should provide clarity and help the economy.
BBC
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He said he wanted to provide clarity so people could make economic decisions.
BBC
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The FDA's Shuren agreed the FDA needed to provide clarity in some areas.
Reuters
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The coroner said this would provide clarity for patients and doctors.
The Guardian
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The information was released to provide clarity around deposit movements at Irish banks.
The Irish Times
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I didn't have the opportunity to provide clarity, which is what he deserved.
The Guardian
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Screening of mexE levels could provide clarity when an nfxC-type phenotype is suspected.
Pubmed
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The guidance changes nothing but does provide clarity for those working in health professions.
The Irish Times
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They say the key requirement for yesterday's vote is to provide clarity to customers.
The Irish Times
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He said he was hopeful that Sibiya would provide clarity on the matter soon.
The South African
11
Santaco is expected to provide clarity on the taxi fare increases in due course.
The South African
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The workshops would provide clarity about the needs and wants of the various sectors.
Radio NZ
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We will provide clarity on that and are working with the SEC, Ketchum said.
Reuters
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She added that Labour's reforms to the energy market would provide clarity in future negotiations.
The Guardian
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Mthembu said it was "necessary to provide clarity on this matter".
The South African
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Repak's role is to make recycling easy, and to provide clarity on what can be recycled.
The Irish Times
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Provide clarity across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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