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Meanings of higher today in English

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Usage of higher today in English
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Stocks in Europe and Asia were higher today on lower oil prices.
The Irish Times
2
National output, in cash terms, is no higher today than twenty years ago.
The Irish Times
3
It's a good two inches higher today than it was yesterday.
The Guardian
4
My expectation is that traffic will be higher today, he said.
The South African
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But the bar for unusual policy is set much higher today.
Reuters
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These use old figures, so the proportion is likely to be higher today.
The Guardian
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Shares opened 5 per cent higher today following publication of the group's latest results.
The Irish Times
8
US markets opened higher today despite the latest drop in the Chinese stock market.
Radio NZ
9
A strong performance from leading blue chips lifted the ISEQ 100 points higher today.
The Irish Times
10
The bar for intervention abroad is higher today than it was a decade ago.
The Guardian
11
Wall Street is higher today after factory activity data came in slightly above expectations.
Radio NZ
12
Average pay after inflation is no higher today than it was before the financial crisis.
The Guardian
13
The ISEQ closed modestly higher today having spent most of today's session in the red.
The Irish Times
14
The surging bond market boosted stocks higher today.
Wired
15
Of course, the danger would be much higher today when bullets filled the air like mist.
The Secret Crown (2010)
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The proportion is likely to be higher today.
The Guardian
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