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Meanings of more diversified in English

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Usage of more diversified in English
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Neither did the late-19th century transition from farming to more diversified professions.
Wired
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Their emergence signified that production was becoming more specialised, consumption more diversified.
The Rational Optimist
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This is particularly important as the population of the UK becomes more diversified.
The Guardian
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The company has more diversified businesses than its rated Chinese property development peers'.
Reuters
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The plan is part of Yoma's efforts to become a more diversified company.
Reuters
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Here, his shelves carried a higher-grade and a more diversified stock.
The Turtles of Tasman
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Lehman Brothers, which was long seen as a bond house, is now more diversified.
Reuters
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Above the Tebiquari the country is higher and more diversified.
The Western World / Picturesque Sketches of Nature and Natural H...
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Management has been shifting its business allocation, and its earnings streams are more diversified.
Reuters
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Honeywell and United Technologies, which are more diversified, fell less than half a percent.
Reuters
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Aramco wants to become more diversified to boost its valuation and attract IPO investors.
Reuters
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It focuses on business-planning software while rivals are more diversified.
Reuters
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His word-pictures are therefore more lurid, more diversified, more romantic.
The Eugenic Marriage, Volume 3 (of 4) / A Personal Guide to the ...
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Consumption could grow more diversified, while production grew more specialised.
The Rational Optimist
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Those names are more diversified than Tyco Fire and Security but participate in similar markets.
Reuters
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Ghezzi said incentives to encourage a more diversified economy will not include big tax breaks.
Reuters
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