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Meanings of doing much in English

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Usage of doing much in English
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Sloths, which are famous for not doing much, are a prime example.
BBC
2
For all that Lewandowski really doesn't seem to be doing much different.
The Guardian
3
As for his health, Sturrock is doing much more than soldiering on.
The Guardian
4
Marijuana can do harm, yes, but banning it is doing much more.
The Guardian
5
But just over a decade ago, the G7 was doing much more.
Reuters
6
Most of the stores were open, though they weren't doing much business.
The Lost Continent
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Other Pacific languages that do have such resources are doing much better.
Radio NZ
8
And it's doing much the same with Verizon, another major internet provider.
Wired
9
But that's going to occur without the OMC doing much about it.
Dayworld Breakup
10
He was still connected with the banks, but he wasn't doing much.
The Guardian
11
But I don't think we're going to be doing much long-distance swimming.
Patient Zero
12
It did not look as if Venturus were doing much with them.
Archer’s Goon
13
She wasn't doing much in the worshipping line just at that moment.
The Man with Two Left Feet, and Other Stories
14
His nursing did not, indeed, consist in doing much that was useful.
Freaks on the Fells: Three Months' Rustication
15
I am not doing much at present-butSmith and Warren do less.
The Maid of Maiden Lane
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I am not doing much business now, only watching things and waiting.
A Young Girl's Wooing
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Doing much through the time
Doing much across language varieties
United States of America
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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