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Meanings of more immediate in English

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Usage of more immediate in English
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Now the danger is... far more immediate, and growing by the minute.
Wizardborn
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A more immediate question is whether this environmental inequity can be fixed.
Wired
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Isobel batted that thought away and set about solving more immediate problems.
The power of the legendary greek
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HP's more immediate problem is the reaction to Hurd's forced resignation .
Reuters
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For Diarra, the past four days have brought a more immediate grief.
The Guardian
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The blood made the situation much more immediate and far more dangerous.
The adventures of button
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Meanwhile, SQUIDs have found a more immediate application in aircraft safety analysis.
Wired
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In the meantime, fuel cells are diverting resources from more immediate solutions.
Wired
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D'Souza: I think there are probably more immediate applications in the enterprise.
Wired
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The more immediate interest of the cards entirely absorbs the old woman.
The Virginians
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In the more immediate future, Tate is returning to Detroit this weekend.
News.com.au
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There is a further and more immediate and practical end in view.
Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography
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He wondered who the more immediate threat was: Dick Moby or Lexy.
Gutshot straight
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But the more immediate concern has to do with SpaceX's launch schedule.
Wired
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There were other, more immediate threats with which he needed to contend.
Salvador strike
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The objects are small, leading to faster prints and more immediate gratification.
Wired
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