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Meanings of adopt more in English

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Usage of adopt more in English
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Brazil hopes to nudge other countries to adopt more aggressive emissions targets.
Reuters
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She'd begun to adopt more of the faeries' formal mannerisms in public.
Fragile Eternity
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It will also force competitors to adopt more cloud-based services, Coleman says.
Wired
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Ease restrictions to allow same-sex married couples to adopt more easily.
Reuters
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They may adopt more creditor-friendly policies to counter his populist ideals, experts say.
Reuters
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This may very likely decide the Greeks and Turks to adopt more sensible notions.
Memoirs of the Life and Correspondence of Henry Reeve, C.B., D.C...
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Regulators should encourage them to adopt more transparent pricing models.
Reuters
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They must " adopt more ambitious market reforms", opening up protected sectors to competition.
The Guardian
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Many delegates expressed hopes that U.S. President-elect Barack Obama would adopt more aggressive climate policies.
Reuters
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Why did not the doctor adopt more stringent measures?
Unleavened Bread
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The Commission president said the EU must adopt more ambitious common policies in education and training.
The Irish Times
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In such circumstances, therefore, it's common for some fellows to adopt more subtle tactics- asneakapproach.
Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation
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Apple has continued to adopt more green energy since Greenpeace singled out the company in 2011.
Wired
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But present conditions held the boy in check and compelled him to adopt more modern tactics.
The Place Beyond the Winds
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They launched an NGO with the goal of helping big corporations adopt more ecological business practices.
Wired
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American families adopt more Russian children - 956 last year - than those of any other country.
Reuters
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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