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Meanings of buying more in English

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Usage of buying more in English
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Sompert Gereva said the government is looking at buying more fishing gear.
Radio NZ
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But the carriers' options for buying more spectrum were not immediately clear.
Reuters
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Softbank raised its stake further last month after buying more common stock.
Reuters
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Consumers can make a difference, for example, by buying more consciously.
The South African
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We are buying more domestic names, a trader at a foreign bank said.
Reuters
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He recommended buying more land, mines and equity stakes in companies.
Reuters
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Some officials also expressed unease at buying more long-term Treasury debt.
Reuters
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This fuelled speculation that Nestle could be interested in buying more medical assets.
Reuters
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Shoppers are also buying more toys to keep their children entertained.
Reuters
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Still, the thought of his buying more clothes caused a pang.
Accidentally the sheikh's wife
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U.S. auto sales put brakes on economy's detractors Americans are buying more cars.
Reuters
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You may be buying more than your liquorice or jelly beans.
The Irish Times
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Besides, she is earning more money than ever before and buying more luxuries.
The War After the War
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Chief executive Michael Dell said his company was also open to buying more companies.
The Irish Times
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It has asked Intel to consider buying more local products and paying more tax.
The Irish Times
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After AMS' offer expired the company could resume buying more shares in the market.
Reuters
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