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Meanings of even bigger in English

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Usage of even bigger in English
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But it sees an even bigger opportunity in Asia, beginning with China.
Wired
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Management of social tension will be an even bigger challenge for India.
The Guardian
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This leaves an even bigger question -ultimately, who audits the auditor?
The Guardian
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There is an even bigger benefit coming your way with federal recognition.
Reuters
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And this year, the industry expected an even bigger spend until coronavirus.
News.com.au
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An even bigger threat to the consumer is what would happen next.
Wired
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The challenge is even bigger when Facebook Live is taken into consideration.
Wired
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But China's slowing economy is having an even bigger impact on exports.
Reuters
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There are declared to be even bigger fish than this; but 4-lb.
Lines in Pleasant Places: Being the Aftermath of an Old Angler
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The spread is even bigger, around 200 basis points, on smaller loans.
Reuters
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The crowds seemed even bigger -and louder -than last year.
The Guardian
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Now Sony, and surely many others, are starting to think even bigger.
Wired
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And then you'll need an even bigger battery to offset that weight.
The South African
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Nonetheless, some overseas investors predict even bigger returns over the coming decade.
Reuters
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Others, like Oprah's 1987 cover, foreshadow an even bigger and brighter future.
Ebony
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Now they want to make an even bigger statement on the pitch.
Independent.ie
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