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Meanings of more secure in English

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Usage of more secure in English
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Within the more secure one on the far right were the cages.
Ilse Witch
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You're better off getting a more secure career in the financial sector.
The Irish Times
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Such innovations give those companies an advantage in developing more secure systems.
Reuters
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But is the future of the country and its people more secure?
Radio NZ
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And I worked for Fortune 500 companies, making their networks more secure.
The new yorker
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The use of stored programs can lead to a more secure database.
Mysql stored procedure programming
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With DJs more secure in its market positioning, Myer fans should worry.
News.com.au
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That's the first time the snakes ever made me feel more secure.
Perilous Shield
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Nor would the lives of the inhabitants have been much more secure.
Life and Public Services of John Quincy Adams / Sixth President ...
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If you want principal guarantees, these bonds are a more secure vehicle.
Reuters
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The latter are more secure benefits to society even than the former.
Friends in Council — First Series
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We need to do what we can to make it more secure.'
Wired
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Card numbers aren't shared with retailers, making it more secure for users.
The Irish Times
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No foreign minister felt more secure in his place than Mr. Motley.
Complete Project Gutenberg Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Works
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But I can tell she feels more secure when I push her.
Angelfall
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I feel more secure here than on my own farm, he thinks.
The eye of the leopard
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