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Meanings of carry more in English

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Usage of carry more in English
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If you want to carry more people, the power must obviously increase.
Wired
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That may change soon as retailers carry more tablets this back-to-school season.
Reuters
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Boats carry more and cost less than any other form of transport.
The River War: An Account of the Reconquest of the Sudan
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There are consciousnesses of lack which carry more bliss than any possession.
Weighed and Wanting
5
They were to carry more stores for themselves than they were worth.
Successful Exploration Through the Interior of Australia / From ...
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We do not want to carry more food than we shall need.
Running Water
7
And yet here, in this context, failure seemed to carry more weight.
Death by Video Game
8
From another woman, words of wisdom would carry more weight than mine.
The Spinners
9
He could carry more, and do more work, than any of them.
Four Great Americans: Washington, Franklin, Webster, Lincoln / A...
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As a result, relayed spikes carry more visual information per spike.
Pubmed
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They had to carry more water with them because of thirst, he said.
The Guardian
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Buses in Delhi carry more than seven million commuters a day.
The Irish Times
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Pono files carry more data, but you can't hear the difference.
BBC
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False alarms may lead to invasive tests, which carry more risks.
Reuters
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Soldiers are being expected to carry more equipment than every before.
News.com.au
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The added downforce allows the driver to carry more speed through a turn.
Wired
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