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Meanings of allow more in English

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Usage of allow more in English
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They allow more room for different approaches and new ideas to emerge.
Wired
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Borrell urged Turkey to allow more humanitarian aid trucks into northern Syria.
Reuters
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Gen IV reactors will also allow more efficient use of nuclear fuel.
The South African
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There's also an electrochromic panoramic sunroof to allow more natural light inside.
News.com.au
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Pumping may stop again to allow more evaluation of pressures, he said.
Reuters
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It would allow more students interested in skilled trades to use them.
Reuters
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Schiff urged Republicans to allow more evidence and witnesses at the trial.
Reuters
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His actions also allow more opportunity for foreign media to ridicule our country.
The Irish Times
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Introducing electronic voting will allow more time for debate and legislating.
The Irish Times
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New therapeutic options will allow more patients to be effectively managed.
Pubmed
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Arkansas and Montana also allow more limited forms of constitutional carry.
Reuters
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It would allow more people to know that this story exists.
Reuters
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Early detection of resistance occurrence could allow more options for treatment.
Pubmed
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Critics fear waiting for a peace deal will allow more chaos.
The Irish Times
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Bus riders were urged not to wear backpack to allow more people on.
Reuters
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These measurements will allow more accurate determinations of the proton parton distribution functions.
Pubmed
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