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Meanings of more advanced in English

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Usage of more advanced in English
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But the reality of pressurised modern driving conditions demands something more advanced.
The Irish Times
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The lower branch became the Brachiopods; the more advanced branch the Molluscs.
The Story of Evolution
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Iran has also deployed a small number of somewhat more advanced centrifuges.
The Guardian
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Accepting Pain The second part of the practice is somewhat more advanced.
Feminist dot com
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There are more advanced defensive measures than DefEff, including defensive runs saved.
Chicago sun times
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He is far more advanced than he should be for the experience.
The Guardian
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Next, basic image analysis and more advanced image processing techniques are detailed.
Pubmed
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The animal is the novice and probationer of a more advanced order.
Essays — Second Series
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U.S. banks are more advanced in their litigation payouts, the analysts said.
Reuters
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The Apple TV 4K is far more advanced than its previous versions.
News.com.au
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It may, however, slow progression to the more advanced stages of BOS.
Pubmed
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Then emergency medical services can provide more advanced care when they arrive.
Reuters
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But he entangles him in the meshes of a more advanced logic.
Theaetetus
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No one else on the planet is dealing with more advanced technology.
The Irish Times
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For the more advanced, BBC4 has been taking things beyond GCSE level.
The Guardian
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He would apply a more advanced and difficult technique to this one.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
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