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Meanings of like more in English

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Usage of like more in English
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I have really enjoyed the past year but now would like more.
Independent.ie
2
They paid me a reasonable amount, like more than a million dollars.
Reuters
3
I would however also like more ways to dig through the data.
Wired
4
I'd like more information about the activities of one Ilich Ramirez Sanchez.
The bourne identity
5
There is nothing we like more than to have your work banned.
The Guardian
6
Löw would certainly like more goals early on in their next game.
The Guardian
7
Dream Apple product: I would like more gizmos on my iPod Touch.
Wired
8
Yes, I feel like more than a coach, a mentor as well.
Rock and Ice Magazine
9
But it seems like more since I know most of their names.
Catching Fire
10
Some access has been granted to him but Washington would like more.
Reuters
11
He's holding out his cup; she registers that he'd like more tea.
The sealed letter
12
The official stats gave him 16 carries and it seemed like more.
The Irish Times
13
The waiter, who was barefoot, asked if Louise would like more coffee.
Kennedy's brain
14
Make me feel like more of a prisoner than I already do.
A Darker Shade of Magic
15
There is nothing some men like more than playing at being soldiers.
The Irish Times
16
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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