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Meanings of more bang in English

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Usage of more bang in English
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Ministers remain convinced they can get more bang for the taxpayer buck.
The Guardian
2
I'd get a lot more bang for my buck, so to speak.
Turn coat
3
They give you a little bit more bang for your two bucks.
The Irish Times
4
We needed more bang, so each of you is carrying twenty-five drinks bottles.
A week in december
5
When you grind it finer, you see, it burns faster-moreflash, more bang.
Quicksilver
6
I'll get more bang out of the big bucks you'll be paying me.
Truths unveiled
7
But surely you get much more bang for your buck with the iPhone X?
News.com.au
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This gives them more bang for their portfolios, he added.
Reuters
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Growers crossbreed plants to produce high-THC strains to give them more bang for the buck.
The Guardian
10
Could Britons get more bang for the PSB billions?
The Guardian
11
Aquasar, however, hopes to offer more bang for the buck in terms of its energy consumption.
Wired
12
But in actual use, the Samsung Chromebook offers more bang for your buck than its predecessor.
Wired
13
A place where the killers could get more bang for their buck than anywhere on earth.
Sign of the cross
14
Conversely, tourists heading to Australia will get more bang for their buck, so may spend more.
News.com.au
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One bank is suggesting potential home buyers look further afield to get more bang for their buck.
Radio NZ
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To get more bang for your buck, invest in a Black Diamond Camalot package currently on sale.
Climbing Magazine
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