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Meanings of more far-reaching in English

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Usage of more far-reaching in English
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A more far-reaching question is whether Obama will try to reinvent himself.
Reuters
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The changes are more far-reaching for the Israeli version of the film.
The Guardian
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The forthcoming change in Sinn Féin is more significant and more far-reaching.
The Irish Times
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The experience of the pandemic is more far-reaching, but also more stratified.
Wired
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In contrast, this new Army program has much more far-reaching goals.
Wired
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Lieberman and Collins' solution is one of the more far-reaching proposals.
Wired
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Still, I would have liked, and expected, more far-reaching built-in lower-back support options.
Independent.ie
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This ringing the bell had more far-reaching consequences than he anticipated.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 06 — Fiction
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And he had in mind more far-reaching schemes for his country.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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Class actions can lead to larger recoveries and more far-reaching remedies at lower cost.
Reuters
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Rather, it's a much more far-reaching inquiry into systemic discrimination and underrepresentation, she said.
Reuters
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Its accomplishment would be more far-reaching than the Hague tribunal.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace
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A matter of more far-reaching importance now claims our attention.
A Ball Player's Career / Being the Personal Experiences and Remi...
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Wasn't there some other, larger place where his efforts might have a more far-reaching result?
Running with the Demon
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The 28-member bloc is expected to sign a more far-reaching trade accord with Ukraine later.
Reuters
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He will also need to raise the more far-reaching question whether the ideas are acceptable.
Readings on Fascism and National Socialism / Selected by members...
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