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Meanings of few people in English

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Usage of few people in English
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Very few people hope for much in the way of political solutions.
The new yorker
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But few people are thinking about the question far enough in advance.
Reuters
3
A few people had released information covering the health benefits of hemp.
Radio NZ
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A few people have suffered minor injuries, police said in a statement.
Reuters
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A few people are jeopardising the future of Limerick workers, he said.
The Irish Times
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One way or another, quite a few people have let Warren down.
The Guardian
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But this result might have changed a few people's views on him.
The Guardian
8
Very few people are good at market forecasts, nor should they be.
Reuters
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Since few people bet on politics, it's easy to manipulate the market.
The Guardian
10
Svaneti is an area few people from the outside world have seen.
Reuters
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They arrested quite a few people in southern Wicklow and north Wexford.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
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This much money, this much power, concentrated in a few people's hands.
The new yorker
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Very few people default on their home loans, but houses remain expensive.
News.com.au
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Very few people recorded any substantial observations about the predator's natural history.
Wired
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But few people have actually seen the hallowed chalice, so to speak.
News.com.au
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My brother had a fine voice- afactthat very few people know.
True compass: a memoir
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