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Meanings of many observers in English

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Usage of many observers in English
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However, to many observers the plight of gay Republicans seems extremely difficult.
The Guardian
2
He surprised many observers by opting for relatively young and little-known artists.
The Irish Times
3
The island facilities are considerably larger than many observers seem to realize.
Wired
4
Second, many observers noted that the price tag was rather large.
The Irish Times
5
WHY do so many observers believe the British election has been rather dull?
The Irish Times
6
She was unable to say how many observers had been held.
Reuters
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But many observers remain fearful that this is a tall order.
The Irish Times
8
Austria, in contrast, surprised many observers by strolling through their group.
Reuters
9
Here, indeed, is the explanation of a phenomenon which has puzzled many observers.
The God That Failed
10
Still, many observers were taken aback when Ratner removed himself on Tuesday evening.
The Irish Times
11
This was controversial as many observers felt that he had stepped in prematurely.
The Guardian
12
To many observers of events at the city hall, Bruce's words will ring true.
The Guardian
13
In this political climate, tax reform will be a heavy lift, many observers say.
Reuters
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Lean times, many observers point out, tend to lead to a surge in creativity.
The Guardian
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For many observers, however, the damage has already been done.
Reuters
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His decision this week was one that shocked many observers.
The Guardian
This collocation consists of:
Many observers through the time
Many observers across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common