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Meanings of get better in English

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Usage of get better in English
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CFO Kitamura said he did not expect market conditions to get better.
Reuters
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His point of view is to constantly challenge people to get better.
The Guardian
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We need to get better because we need a better home record.
BBC
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This means we get better service for a lower price, said Sjogren.
Reuters
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But can you really save money and get better service that way?
Reuters
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We will continue to work on it and get better at it.
News.com.au
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But they also wanted to get better farming jobs at better farms.
The Guardian
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The good news was, the day could only get better from here.
Alpine for You
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I've been waiting for things to get better for almost a year.
Spells
10
They get better quality paper if we keep it clean and dry.
The South African
11
I hope to continue like this and get better and keep winning.
The Guardian
12
So how do we get better value for money with children's services?
The Guardian
13
Every day I fail somewhere but I always try to get better.
News.com.au
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You came into this hospital because you wanted to get better, right?
Dark Matter
15
She brings something different and she is only going to get better.
The Guardian
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My priorities at that time were to get better, for my children.
Independent.ie
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Australia
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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