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Meanings of extract more in English

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Usage of extract more in English
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It said work is accelerating to extract more value from its existing assets.
Radio NZ
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The bully and the intolerant always return to extract more from their victims.
The Guardian
3
The UK has also made an effort to extract more tax from non-doms.
Reuters
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The extension also enables BRCAPRO to extract more useful information from male relatives.
Pubmed
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Pour a few tablespoons of water through the sieve to extract more ink.
The Guardian
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Mr Koch expected Sanofi to be able to extract more cost savings from Genzyme.
The Irish Times
7
Companies are also eager to discover and extract more H2O.
BBC
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We need to utilize what we extract more efficiently, more wisely, and more reverently.
The story of stuff
9
President Barack Obama did, after all, extract more concessions than most of us expected.
The Irish Times
10
There are systems of government, of voting, and representation which extract more than others.
Public Opinion
11
It would then re-process it to extract more aluminium for recycling at the main plant.
Radio NZ
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The principle of minimisation establishes that no one should ask or extract more data than necessary.
Wired
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But Cigna should be able to extract more from the business, through various efficiencies, McDonald said.
Reuters
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We shall give but one extract more, the final illustration of this third head of discourse.
The Recreations of a Country Parson
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Failing to extract more from him, she complied.
The Nest Builder: A Novel
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Judges are making progress in their efforts to extract more information about a defendent's family violence history.
Radio NZ
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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