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Meanings of more harmful in English

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Usage of more harmful in English
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Both also, though, see the potential for much more harmful pursuits ahead.
Wired
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She said, when those chemicals worked together, they could become more harmful.
Radio NZ
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Some studies show dual use could be more harmful than smoking alone.
Reuters
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Passive reading is even more harmful in its effects than desultory reading.
Pushing to the Front
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To overdo at games and amusements is more harmful than to overwork.
Questionable Amusements and Worthy Substitutes
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They switched to drugs that were potentially more harmful to them. said Cicero.
Reuters
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The methane gas it produces is 21 times more harmful than carbon dioxide.
The South African
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Manufacturers say adding menthol does not make a cigarette more harmful or addictive.
Reuters
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And, indeed, nothing more harmful could happen to the silver interests.
State of the Union Addresses
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She said it was a more harmful form of gambling than buying lotto tickets.
Radio NZ
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They don't simply vanish but may instead find other more harmful ways of emerging.
Radio NZ
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I don't know what is more harmful, cocaine or marijuana.
The Guardian
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Of the two classes of impurities found in water, which is the more harmful?
Human Foods and Their Nutritive Value
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Alternate freezing and thawing is more harmful than steady cold.
The Home Acre
15
And there are many things much more harmful than thunder.
The Billow and the Rock
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If we have this, we're far less likely to express ourselves in more harmful ways.
The Guardian
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