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Meanings of more likely in English

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Usage of more likely in English
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However, certain groups of people were far more likely to fall victim.
News.com.au
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In truth, the opposite is far more likely to be the case.
The Irish Times
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So the second direction, toward a new democratic start, is more likely.
The Guardian
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However, several experts said Aaliyah's injuries were more likely from being assaulted.
Radio NZ
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He simply thought it more likely to happen later rather than sooner.
Star Trek: Myriad Universes: Shattered Light
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Attention to detail is far more likely to secure concrete, indisputable results!
The South African
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Young people are also more likely to engage in risk taking behaviour.
Radio NZ
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They are 13 times more likely to be a victim of violence.
The Guardian
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Don't vote when you're young and you're more likely to never vote.
The Guardian
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Codeine is more likely to have dangerous side effects in these cases.
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It's far more likely that it is starving due to health issues.
BBC
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However, older patients were more likely to develop infection when using immunosuppressants.
Pubmed
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In addition; communications are far more likely to be sincere and reliable.
The South African
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Background: Pregnant victims of childhood maltreatment are more likely to deliver preterm.
Pubmed
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I still think it's a much more likely story for next year.
Reuters
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Women also are more likely to be victims of continuing domestic violence.
Feminist dot com
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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