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Meanings of far better in English

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Usage of far better in English
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Red hot market conditions allowed the company to secure far better terms.
Reuters
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Therefore industrial conditions were far better under American than under Chinese capitalism.
Last and First Men
3
Just passing through, on my way to a far , far better place.
The Great Book of Amber
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What Labour needs, he said was more passion and far better organisation.
The Irish Times
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Media companies need to become far better at exploiting their digital inventory.
The Guardian
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That's a far better way of funding India's yawning current account gap.
Reuters
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Also, I found that simple images worked far better than complex ones.
Reuters
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God alone knew it had happened often enough to far better men.
Success to the Brave
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I'm sure you know the place far better than I ever did.
Ruthless
10
It can calculate far better, work more efficiently; it makes no mistakes.
Level 7
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Certainly Tory MPs at Westminster were in far better spirits last week.
The Guardian
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They're far better than what was put out there. TV: 1 p.m.
Reuters
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Young people deserve far better than the failed referendum on the presidency.
The Irish Times
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For now, Australia remains in a far better position than most nations.
Radio NZ
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Rick's team has far better knowledge of the University and that area.
Shade's children
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The helmets have gotten far better but it hasn't solved the problem.
The Guardian
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United Kingdom
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Australia
Common
Ireland
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