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Meanings of more freedom in English

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Usage of more freedom in English
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However, the new location, in a spacious park, gave him more freedom.
Unfinished desires: a novel
2
Gretl, as an American citizen, had far more freedom than her siblings.
The house of wittgenstein: a family at war
3
We see Anakin slowly becoming more independent, wanting more freedom and power.
Wired
4
The only way to achieve more freedom was to earn it back.
High on arrival
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In every way that mattered, she had more freedom than her father.
Abaddon's Gate
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He wants more freedom for school governance and for the retirement system.
The Guardian
7
The two girls kissed, with even more freedom than in the hall.
Hilda Lessways
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Then there must be more freedom, movement, and individuality within the Church.
Rudolph Eucken : a philosophy of life
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I'd frankly trade some of that care for a bit more freedom.
In the shadow of gotham
10
There was more freedom, and he probably had a more sympathetic audience.
The Women of the French Salons
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They enjoyed more freedom at fairs, which were intended to attract outsiders.
Early European History
12
What gives the upper limbs more freedom of motion than the lower?
Hygienic Physiology : with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoh...
13
George, while accepting for himself the same partial seclusion, had more freedom.
The Maid of Maiden Lane
14
I will demand two years' more freedom, and I shall obtain them.
Vaninka / Celebrated Crimes
15
Iranian government officials often enjoy more freedom in regard to flying.
The Guardian
16
Police used heavy force in 2013 to suppress mass protests demanding more freedom.
Reuters
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