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Meanings of more equal in English

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Usage of more equal in English
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However, today takes us one step closer to a more equal Britain.
The Guardian
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In the classless society some shareholders are clearly more equal than others.
The Irish Times
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The group has 'a passion for working towards a more equal world'.
Radio NZ
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How it would pave the way for better opportunities, more equal treatment.
Beautiful assassin
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All New Zealanders are Equal, but some are more equal than others'.
Radio NZ
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Some apparently are more equal than others in the fair game category.
The Irish Times
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Building a more equal nation has never been more within our grasp.
Feminist dot com
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But Jens Weidmann knows that some votes are more equal than others.
The Guardian
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All phones are created equal, but some are more equal than others.
The Irish Times
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But as we know some are more equal than others, he quips.
BBC
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Numerous studies show that community life is stronger in more equal societies.
The Guardian
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People who want to create a more equal society will vote for Labour.
The Irish Times
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It published tax proposals aimed at creating a more equal society.
The Irish Times
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Labour remains a radical party committed to creating a fairer, more equal society.
The Irish Times
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Efforts to create a more equal society are both counterproductive and morally corrosive.
The Guardian
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The good news was that things were a bit more equal.
The Disposable Male
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