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Meanings of more accessible in English

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Usage of more accessible in English
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He said launching tablet editions also made them far more accessible worldwide.
BBC
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Indeed, they served to make her more accessible to her new subjects.
Shadow's son
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Bentwoods e society and marked the start of cheaper more accessible chairs.
The Irish Times
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It will just make planning rules more accessible and easier to read.
The Guardian
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We need to make the Seanad more open, more accessible, more diverse.
The Irish Times
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Many sports events are more accessible now and easier to get to.
The Irish Times
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When it was once more accessible I stood amazed at the change.
Recollections of My Childhood and Youth
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The nucleotides became more accessible at higher temperatures and higher ionic strength.
Pubmed
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These technologies are getting more accessible to diverse groups by the day.
The Guardian
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It is important to democratize personal genetics and make it more accessible.
Wired
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History here felt more accessible than in Samarkand -sometimes terrifyingly so.
The Guardian
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They switched to Web broadcasts for greater reach and more accessible archives.
Wired
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He says generational and behavioural changes have made online shopping more accessible.
News.com.au
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In truth, I don't care about making feminism more accessible to anyone.
The Guardian
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Wouldn't that make learning more accessible to a broader range of students?
Wired
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Gyms have begun popping up in cities, making the sport more accessible.
Climbing Magazine
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