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Meanings of more exposure in English

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Usage of more exposure in English
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Rapsody: They need more exposure to images that show us all beautiful.
Ebony
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A little more exposure, and the rheumatism will be grinding ye again.
At the Foot of the Rainbow
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It's a a little bit better because you don't have more exposure.
The new yorker
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He smiled as she adjusted her neckline for a fraction more exposure.
Skypoint
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And the filmmakers said they hoped an Oscar win would bring more exposure.
Reuters
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As Clarke put it, investors are looking for more exposure to the market.
Reuters
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So that is even more exposure for our brand, they said.
The South African
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Entering these competitions gives your work more exposure and higher ratings.
The South African
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Just what do filmmakers get out of the bargain, besides lots more exposure?
Wired
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EBONY.com: Did appearing on Empire give you more exposure to the Black community?
Ebony
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And I've always wanted to work in Europe and experience more exposure of that.
Reuters
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We need a lot more exposure for the boys, in terms of competitive games.
Radio NZ
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Scots often complain that Scotland's place among nations deserves more exposure than it gets.
How the scots invented the modern world: the true story of how w...
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GE gets savings and more exposure to a civil-aviation market growing at full throttle.
Reuters
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The star qualities, if she has them, may start to emerge with more exposure.
The Guardian
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With a new underwriting banks would end up with slightly more exposure and higher pricing.
Reuters
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