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Meanings of cleaner air in English

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Usage of cleaner air in English
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If you want to get cleaner air, there's a cost to that.
Reuters
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The decision provoked expressions of dismay among environmental groups campaigning for cleaner air.
The Guardian
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To the coast, maybe, where the children would benefit from the cleaner air.
Imajica: Complete Edition
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Its widespread use in cities delivers cleaner air and fewer deaths from toxic compounds.
The Irish Times
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This is mostly as a result of having cleaner air.
BBC
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Then there are non-financial benefits like cleaner air, and practice at building high-tech projects.
Reuters
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Next to each tank was another tank containing slightly cleaner air or cleaner water.
The Diamond Age
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And it will be cleaner air than what's out here.
Earth Afire
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The electrification of the transport system would also result in cleaner air and healthier neighbourhoods.
The Irish Times
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Of course, there are also benefits to cleaner air.
Wired
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A sickly child who constantly went down with bronchitis, he flourished in the cleaner air.
The Guardian
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Back-trajectories revealed that the peaks came from the south and the cleaner air from the north.
Pubmed
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They begin sniffing their way through the tangled pools, searching for a hint of cleaner air.
The last page
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And yet lots of young families move to Brighton because they want cleaner air beside the sea.
The Guardian
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Faster progress can be made, however, in improving the environment, such as providing cleaner air and water.
The Guardian
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Honda says it's invented a car engine that could actually emit cleaner air than it takes in.
Wired
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