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Meanings of far clearer in English

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Usage of far clearer in English
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Please speak clearer English, or if you will, far clearer French.
The bourne ultimatum
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Bismarck acted in a far clearer manner than the French emperor.
A History of the Nations and Empires Involved and a Study of the...
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He was far clearer in his thinking than many of us.
Sermons on Biblical Characters
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And the Gulf is far clearer than New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and the Banks.
Animal Sanctuaries in Labrador / An Address Presented by Lt.-Col...
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This yields a far clearer picture of subtle changes in density that can show tumours.
BBC
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Our patterns of play have become far clearer.
The Guardian
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Then a voice rang far clearer, as if issuing from the tube, in short, sharp sentences-
What's Bred in the Bone
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A boycott sends a far clearer message.
The Guardian
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I've come across record contracts which are far clearer about how they're going to rip you off.
The Irish Times
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His diction, as the years went on, grew far clearer when he was depicting rage and passion.
The Story of My Life: Recollections and Reflections
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This instantly made everyone's brain far clearer.
The silver chair
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Interesting too that the song(s) were far clearer and less cluttered than on record to date.
The Irish Times
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In Dr. Jaffrey's mind a perfect image had formed, far clearer than the buildings past which he fled.
Ghost Story
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Curiously, they had a far clearer and more stark analysis of what was at stake than we did.
A journey: my political life
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But I thought-then-that Icouldform a far clearer idea of what was before us than either of them.
Herland
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As painful as it is to admit, on his day, George Bush is a far clearer communicator than John Kerry.
The Guardian
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