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Meanings of bring more in English

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Usage of bring more in English
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Whether they can bring more strident members along is a different question.
Reuters
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Every year the floods take some away and bring more, she said.
The Valley of Horses
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Among these are reforms to bring more transparency to the derivatives market.
Reuters
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Will the probe clear her name or bring more allegations to light?
News.com.au
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I remember because I emailed you to bring more string for today.
Ashes and bones: an emma fielding mystery
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I didn't know if you wanted to bring more attention to yourself.
Twisted
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Police were continuing to bring more bodies in vehicles piled with corpses.
Reuters
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Kenyan officials are enthusiastic as they try to bring more citizens online.
Reuters
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FSOC members typically bring one staffer, but can bring more if requested.
Reuters
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Again, higher qualifications bring more points, up to 20 for a doctorate.
The Guardian
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The next two weekends bring more challenges and more opportunities for success.
The Irish Times
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It is time to bring more educators over into that first group.
Ebony
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Protracted instability could bring more bloodshed and further weaken Venezuela's troubled economy.
Reuters
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Small-scale interventions can bring more lasting benefits and activate positive feedback loops.
The South African
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Warming is widely expected to bring more heatwaves, floods and rising seas.
Reuters
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Warm air can also hold more moisture that can bring more downpours.
Reuters
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New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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