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Meanings of varying in anglès

Marked by diversity or difference.

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Usage of varying in anglès
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The trade war has roiled global markets, with varying consequences for consumers.
Reuters
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Consumer groups of varying demographics or social grades respond to different messages.
The Irish Times
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Afghan officials also gave varying accounts of the number of shooters involved.
Reuters
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Education, occupation, and income show varying independent associations with physical activity behaviour.
Pubmed
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Tech billionaires' efforts to improve education in America have had varying success.
The Guardian
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Others appeared to expect payment for building work, their quotes varying wildly.
The Guardian
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Polls in recent weeks have suggested widely varying outcomes from the vote.
Reuters
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I've heard varying reports of how useful this feature is at present.
Wired
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Barriers of different materials are effective to varying degrees in different gardens.
The Irish Times
10
Water is building up behind all of these dams at varying rates.
Radio NZ
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However, there were varying estimates of the support for the three candidates.
The Irish Times
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Even varying the development time can change the message of a photo.
Wired
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Different parts of the country view drugs with varying degrees of severity.
The Guardian
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To varying extents, each shareholder is experiencing their own challenging industry conditions.
The Guardian
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A number of sequential management strategies have been attempted with varying results.
Pubmed
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Japan has yet to set a 2020 goal, from widely varying options.
Reuters
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