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Meanings of go further in English

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Usage of go further in English
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The vape industry says it's relieved the law change doesn't go further.
Radio NZ
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Ms Merkel also called on Portugal to go further with economic reform.
The Irish Times
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But supporters of the change said it was time to go further.
Reuters
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Whether Putin will go further and cede control is open to doubt.
Reuters
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But the Privacy Commissioner wanted the Minister to go further than that.
Radio NZ
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What if they used The Utopia to go further ahead in time?
Time After Time
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Ireland's proposed smoking ban would go further than any other EU member-state.
The Irish Times
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Start living within your means so you don't go further into debt.
News.com.au
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Niall hadn't, despite her encouragement; maybe this one wouldn't go further either.
Ink Exchange
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I will go further; he never ceases to love the same person.
International Short Stories: French
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George Osborne's proposals go further than even Mrs Thatcher dared to go.
The Guardian
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This is welcome but we want him to go further and faster.
Radio NZ
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She spoke to Lisa Owen about why it needs to go further.
Radio NZ
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But before I go further, let me put in an important disclaimer.
The south beach diet supercharged: faster weight loss and better...
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She said it was pleasing to see, but it could go further.
Radio NZ
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He added that the company should go further than offering an apology.
The Guardian
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