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Meanings of fare better in English

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Usage of fare better in English
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We are looking at species that fare better further south into Europe.
The Guardian
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In times of crisis, businesses providing basic necessities tend to fare better.
Reuters
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Tennis balls, however, fare better, accounting for 10 per cent of sales.
The Irish Times
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Small channels plead for likes, explaining that it helps videos fare better.
Wired
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It will be interesting to see which one will fare better alone.
The Guardian
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But it only shows that our laborers fare better than your slaves.'
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 3, March, 1862
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Providers will fare better if they work together rather than working in isolation.
The Guardian
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Which areas do you think will fare better when prices start to fall?
News.com.au
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African-American patients also appeared to fare better at hospitals that served fewer minorities.
Reuters
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Nor will the pilgrim fare better in the adjacent thoroughfare of Ludgate Hill.
Inns and Taverns of Old London
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He predicted that the supermarket would fare better than its rivals this year.
The Guardian
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You think you'll fare better than he did at resisting me?
Arcanum Unbounded
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NO PIGGYBACK Still, shareholders may fare better in Japan after the Toyota ruling.
Reuters
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Their low-cost Chinese peers are expected to fare better should prices fall again.
Reuters
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The big singles off Culture II fare better, consolidating Migos in the consciousness.
The Guardian
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He had two tails, but he did not fare better than the first.
Household Tales by Brothers Grimm
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