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Meanings of more organised in English

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Usage of more organised in English
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People will slide open wardrobes to dream of a more organised life.
The Irish Times
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And I know it's just way more organised from back home.
The Guardian
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People just need to become more organised, Ms McGowan said.
News.com.au
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This time, everything was more organised and obviously people had learned from past disasters.
The Guardian
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However, the police had got a whole lot more organised.
News.com.au
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Things are more organised this time around; this tour previews February's follow-up album, Crushing.
The Guardian
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I could have had a more organised handbag and found my keys more quickly.
The Guardian
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Certainly, since he came in we're fitter, sharper and looking a much more organised side.
The Guardian
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Giovanni's side got tighter and more organised and we all came to believe in miracles.
The Irish Times
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Three years ago, Kevin Wilde overhauled his life in an effort to be more organised.
The Irish Times
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Aladdin was a lot more organised, but sometimes I'd get stoned and write a bit.
The Guardian
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They are concerned that unless the prostitution is dealt with immediately, it will become more organised.
The Irish Times
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Every week we see more and more smartwatches promising to make us fitter and more organised.
The South African
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My husband is more organised and takes care of anything that needs to be ordered early.
The Irish Times
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The 2014 squad was missing some key players but he said there were more organised this time.
Radio NZ
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A rebel army officer in the eastern city of Ajdabiyah said rebel units were becoming more organised.
Reuters
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