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Meanings of many medals in English

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Usage of many medals in English
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Overall, Cuban boxers are not getting as many medals as they used to.
BBC
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I know how many medals you have, and how many people you killed.
Deep black
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I mean, the Brits won so many medals it was hard to keep up.
The South African
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When I'm finished I can look behind me and see how many medals I have.
BBC
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The O'Donovan brothers from Skibbereen, who have won many medals for Ireland, do just that.
The Irish Times
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Her husband had been presented with many medals, she said;-wouldI like to see them?
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 41, March, 1861 / A Magazin...
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He was wearing his old officer's uniform, his many medals pinned to his broad chest.
Shadow and Bone
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How many medals do Team GB really need?
The Guardian
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Calculations are being done across the board to discover how many medals one country(...)
The Irish Times
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How many medals have you islanders got, five?
The Guardian
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We haven't won many medals.
Reuters
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The owner had taken many medals for his fruit, and had spent twenty-five years in making the Chiquito a model.
The Rules of the Game
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He remembered what Shabalala told him: that the Pretorius men and Mrs. Pretorius had won many medals for target shooting.
A beautiful place to die
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I opened a shop in the New Market, and engraved many medals, which received the highest praise from the divine Michael Angelo.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 09 — Lives and Letters
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Over the years there has been a certain negativity directed at John because he played for Manchester United and won so many medals.
The Irish Times
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Making friends was the one skill he could never improve by training, and he went on to accumulate many medals but few admirers.
The Guardian
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