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Meanings of go beyond in English

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Usage of go beyond in English
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The EPA has long helped consumers go beyond federal water conservation standards.
Reuters
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It is clear that the challenges it presents go beyond individual countries.
The Irish Times
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Sopoaga says leaders must go beyond that and work outside the box.
Radio NZ
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Rung said the theoretical benefits of parks go beyond encouraging physical activity.
Reuters
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As a society, these are problems that go beyond the online world.
Radio NZ
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When we go beyond precision I don't think we help our argument.
Reuters
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The consequences go beyond just a clown taking office here and there.
Reuters
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As for me I cannot go beyond the world I live in.
AE in the Irish Theosophist
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The union demanded PSA commit to investment plans that go beyond 2020.
Reuters
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And, besides, it's impossible for a Southerner to go beyond North Zone.
Quest for the well of souls
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But the influences on the government's approach go beyond science and economics.
The Guardian
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Trial judge Martin Nolan warned that sentencing may go beyond that date.
The Guardian
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Imagination allows you to go beyond the data you have at hand.
Human
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Today's findings by the Ombudsman go beyond the vindication of my actions.
Radio NZ
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The boy's maturing thought must go beyond the home and social circle.
Ten Nights in a Bar Room
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The deliberately innocent perversion -who can go beyond this supreme subtlety?
The book of disquiet
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