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Meanings of more medals in English

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Usage of more medals in English
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The sports funding agency has a target of 14 or more medals.
Radio NZ
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I want to add some more medals and trophies to my collection.
The Guardian
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He had more medals than most of the mourners put together.
Savage
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They will be trying for more medals, in the time trial and road race.
Radio NZ
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Once again Australia has yet more medals in the pool, taking gold and silver.
The Guardian
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Australia's swimmers are also hunting more medals at the Rio swimming and aquatic centre.
News.com.au
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Back on the European athletics stage trying to win more medals for your country.
The Irish Times
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Two more medals to go and I can sign off.
News.com.au
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Only the former Soviet Union has won more medals than Bulgaria in weightlifting's major championships.
Reuters
10
Team South Africa added two more medals to the 2018 Commonwealth Games tally on Friday.
The South African
11
He had more medals hanging off his chest than a Soviet general on May Day.
Exit wound
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There'll be more medals and more questions for Inky.
The Irish Times
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There is a feeling that she won't be leaving here without more medals and more records.
The Irish Times
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Before any other country, Russia added speed climbing into their repertoire of ways to earn more medals.
Climbing Magazine
15
Irish skiers claimed four more medals on Thursday at the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Austria.
The Irish Times
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That means more success and more medals.
The Irish Times
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More medals across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common