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Meanings of more luxury in English

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Usage of more luxury in English
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There is much more luxury, and women wear more jewels.
My First Years as a Frenchwoman, 1876-1879
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He also promised Emirates would add more luxury to its first and business class seats.
Reuters
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Europe has more luxury brands than other continents.
Reuters
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All that he can get by raising his rents, is more luxury in his own house.
The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides with Samuel Johnson, LL.D.
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But growth here is slowing, Knight Frank said, with more luxury developments in the heart of the city.
Reuters
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No more luxury of night-clothes.
In Secret
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He said he hoped the recent strengthening of the dollar would spark more luxury spending by U.S. tourists in London.
Reuters
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For even more luxury, add a scoop of vanilla ice cream to each serving of warm pancakes and brandy sauce.
Cooking for friends
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No more luxury cars will be bought or leased under my government, Msimaga said last year upon his appointment as mayor
The South African
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Yet last year it was threatened with closure -the building was slated for redevelopment, maybe into yet more luxury riverside flats.
The Guardian
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Perhaps most encouraging for Saks, it was able to sell far more luxury items at full price over the 2010 holiday season.
Reuters
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Hermes gained 3.8 per cent after sales increased as wealthy consumers purchased more luxury watches and fragrances.
The Irish Times
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It is three thousand miles to Halifax, and he will be used to rather more luxury than I can offer, I imagine.'
Cross of St. George
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If anything, there seemed to be more business in Fenchurch Street and more luxury at the residence at Eccleston Square than in former days.
The Firm of Girdlestone
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It has been a huge success for the brand and with each evolution, the Golf has moved upmarket, offering more luxury, features and technology.
The South African
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Besides, she is earning more money than ever before and buying more luxuries.
The War After the War
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