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Meanings of do more in English

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Usage of do more in English
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Europe can and must do more to prevent this kind of violence.
The Guardian
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Private sector companies could also do more, according to the UN report.
The Guardian
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But the NHS needs to do more than just ask the question.
The Guardian
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We need to do more, especially at the community level, said UNICEF.
Reuters
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Ramaphosa said: But it is clear that we need to do more.
The South African
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Criminal Bar Association president Noel Sainsbury said the government must do more.
Radio NZ
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You can't really do more on this course and with these conditions.
Radio NZ
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She said the Ministry of Education needed to do more to help.
Radio NZ
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New Zealand should also do more testing of baby food, she said.
Radio NZ
10
He said alternative treatments like this often do more harm than good.
Radio NZ
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But he also said Muslims needed to do more to combat fear.
Reuters
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Lenders must do more to support people in financial difficulty, he said.
The Guardian
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Developing countries will be looking to other developed countries to do more.
The Guardian
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We need to do more and we need to improve, Holmes said.
Reuters
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It said the Government should do more to encourage investment in film-making.
The Irish Times
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National leader Simon Bridges said Ardern needed to do more than that.
Radio NZ
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Australia
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