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Meanings of more entrenched in English

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Usage of more entrenched in English
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Russia's civil society is now more entrenched, more knowledgeable and more skeptical.
Reuters
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But vested interests are more entrenched and the trade outlook glum.
Reuters
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Small entrepreneur, maybe could be a threat to more entrenched businessmen.
Blood rites
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Also, the lobbying industry that protects each of these is larger and more entrenched.
Reuters
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If anything, the factions seem to have become more entrenched.
The Guardian
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You speak across each other, neither giving an inch, opinions becoming more and more entrenched.
The Guardian
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An infrastructure in which foreign and predominantly Hollywood film content is more entrenched than ever?
The Guardian
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Their bureaucracy was more entrenched than the GM bureaucracy.
Reuters
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Hated her status as an outcast, which was becoming more entrenched with each passing day.
Depraved
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Newman's response was to break up the more entrenched departments and encourage decentralisation and local decision-making.
The Guardian
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The mood - on both sides - is angrier, more divided and positions are more entrenched.
BBC
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Instead he became more entrenched in his ways.
The Guardian
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The smell was deeper than animal-stink, more entrenched.
Salem’s Lot
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We are becoming more of a divided society and that inequality is becoming more entrenched, he said.
The South African
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But he said IPF had put further international expansion on hold until the recovery becomes more entrenched.
Reuters
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But the greater inequality has become, the more entrenched it has become, he is expected to say.
The Guardian
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