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Meanings of more modern in English

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Usage of more modern in English
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Modern overhaul The New Duster looks far more modern than its predecessor.
The South African
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A more modern e-waste processing facility even opened in Agbogbloshie this year.
Wired
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It was a more modern interpretation, and I didn't really understand it.
The Irish Times
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Evidently she felt nothing in the more modern portion of the house.
Ghosts
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It looks nice enough, but I had more modern technology in mind.
Mob rules
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The pink Art Deco building stood out among the more modern high-rises.
I shot you babe
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But Tantex needed a more modern process to manage orders across continents.
Reuters
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Another but more modern game, embodying the same idea, is told in-
A History of Nursery Rhymes
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He seems peculiarly modern, in fact, even more modern than Walsh imagined.
The new yorker
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Other, more modern amusement parks put the local attraction out of business.
Wired
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The place was bigger, warmer and more modern than my own home.
Radio NZ
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The Turks, in more modern times, have suffered it to be destroyed.
History of the Moors of Spain
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It's also a place to find traces of a more modern hero.
The Guardian
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So we decided to go with more modern elements that were heritage-inspired.
Wired
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Jill's character in the remake is much more modern and visually appealing.
The South African
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Both eventually gave way to the more modern method of four-course husbandry.
The Customs of Old England
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