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Meanings of climb further in English

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Usage of climb further in English
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She will climb further in the next lists following her performances in Portugal.
The Irish Times
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Consumption is also expected to climb further after a string of interest rate cuts.
Reuters
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Economists say the buoyant growth outlook should give the currency room to climb further.
Reuters
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The money Uber spends on drivers could climb further.
Wired
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Officials said that it was likely to climb further as rescuers searched house-to-house in coastal towns.
Reuters
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Defaults may climb further this year, Meirelles added.
Reuters
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New projects in agribusiness, transport and hotels suggest FDI levels there are set to climb further, Kone said.
Reuters
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Shares in Thailand's Siam Future Development are trading at resistance levels and could climb further, technical charts suggest.
Reuters
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As spring approaches and the weather improves, the rate of arrivals this year is expected to climb further.
The Guardian
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However, that toll could still climb further, as much of the hilly, jungle-covered region is still cut off.
Radio NZ
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Senior provincial health official Saeed Mangnejo said on Tuesday that he expects the number of fatalities to climb further.
The Irish Times
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The shortfall will climb further next year, hitting A$184.5 billion in 2020-21.
Reuters
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Khalifa could not climb further.
Genghis: bones of the hills: a novel
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With the world's No.2 economy growing at a slower pace, that figure is expected to climb further, analysts have said.
Reuters
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A record grain crop and a recovering economy should keep ports busy, potentially accelerating M&A activity before valuations climb further.
Reuters
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The benchmark is expected to climb further to 30,000 by next June, the poll showed.
Reuters
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