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Meanings of concentrate more in English

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Usage of concentrate more in English
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Pep Guardiola can seem to concentrate more on the aesthetics than statistics.
The Irish Times
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The teacher noticed the children started to concentrate more on their school work.
The South African
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Modi is likely to concentrate more power in his own hands.
Reuters
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This freed me to travel and to concentrate more on words.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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That allows me to concentrate more on hurting teams going forward.
The Guardian
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It's a considerable comfort difference that lets you concentrate more on the exercises.
Wired
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But the pain was too much to concentrate more than a few seconds.
Serena
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On the job, concentrate more on putting out fires than lighting things up.
Ebony
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Steering more derivatives into central clearing could concentrate more risk into the clearinghouses themselves.
Reuters
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Analysts tend to concentrate more on the core figures, which strip out volatile items.
Reuters
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Or would it make sense for them to concentrate more on men than on women?
BBC
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Critics say they concentrate more power in Sisi's hands and return Egypt to an authoritarian model.
Reuters
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To achieve better outcomes with fewer complications, we must concentrate more on comorbidities in elderly patients.
Pubmed
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Girls could concentrate more on the task at hand, follow instructions, and remain calm under pressure.
Quest for honour
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Paul said, I concentrate more easily with dust on my hands and while wearing my stillsuit.
Paul of dune
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For 2014 I want to concentrate more on figurative work as part of a collection of paintings.
The Irish Times
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