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Meanings of more issues in English

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Usage of more issues in English
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Opinion poll A survey asking people's opinion on one or more issues.
BBC
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They may have more issues with us than we do with them.
Ebony
3
Plenty more issues we could talk about, perhaps for another time.
Radio NZ
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That shift in thinking, and on far more issues than abortion, is profound.
The Irish Times
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They're not going to run any more issues after this one.
The lost girls: three friends. four continents. one unconvention...
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A cyclone heads towards Australia, and more issues with Labor's leadership.
Radio NZ
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I know this is hard, but there are more issues involved than are apparent.
The Naked God
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Mr Foster added he had more issues about how this would be paid for.
Radio NZ
9
The entire comic costs 99 cents through iTunes -with more issues to follow.
Wired
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The more issues a party meets the less votes it is likely to poll.
A Preface to Politics
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Those of us who come over involuntarily have more issues.'
Affliction
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Still more issues may be dragged into the policy fray.
Reuters
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The Internet is one of the reasons I'm only going to have nine more issues.
Wired
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Further investigations revealed more issues, and the problems snowballed.
Radio NZ
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Sweaty lenses almost propose more issues than a pair of glass with a top rim.
Wired
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There are three more issues to be released, each presumably offering a lot more backstory.
Wired
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