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Meanings of certain extent in English

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Usage of certain extent in English
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We are working on the question right now to a certain extent.
Reuters
2
To a certain extent they are illegal, Pavel said in a statement.
Reuters
3
To a certain extent, this new development entailed a competition with Négociants.
Pubmed
4
I think I still might have 'helper syndrome' to a certain extent.
The Guardian
5
The loss of confidence was to a certain extent a self-reinforcing process.
The Return of Depression Economics
6
I understand to a certain extent why donors are questioning, he said.
Reuters
7
Most witches, good or bad, are nature worshipers to a certain extent.
The Lunatic Cafe
8
That point was argued to a certain extent during the Northland by-election.
Radio NZ
9
And the other vampires need me, so I'm safe-toa certain extent.
Club dead
10
Ironic distance -you disown what you say to a certain extent.
The Guardian
11
I was hoping to get discovered by him to a certain extent.
The Guardian
12
Trade developed to a certain extent, as between one gang and another.
Armageddon 2419 A. D.
13
So you have to kind of acknowledge that to a certain extent.
Ebony
14
He should, to a certain extent, understand the workings of Natural Law.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 18, No. 108, October, 1866 / A Maga...
15
To a certain extent, the Manager of the Mutual Credit was right.
Other People's Money
16
The lecture he received was short and affectionate to a certain extent.
Jack / 1877
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