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Meanings of more substantive in English

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Usage of more substantive in English
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Tyrone were four clear and looked more substantive and persuasive and just .
The Irish Times
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I wish we could have a more substantive conversation on welfare reform, e.g.
Ebony
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But to astute Gaza observers, this was more substantive than a soap opera.
The Irish Times
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Additionally, OFAC signaled in April that a more substantive accommodation would be made.
Reuters
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A more substantive charge is how little he has made of those years.
The Guardian
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But critics, including senior Italian bankers say firmer and more substantive undertakings are required.
The Irish Times
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But its bonds saw an all-out rout as investors had expected more substantive action.
Reuters
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I wish Cowbird luck on their journey collecting deeper and more substantive online content.
Wired
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The AFP has, however, also changed in more substantive ways.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
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Even Adam Sandler movies have more substantive and meaningful content than this letter to Congress.
Wired
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It is a far more substantive philosophy than that.
The Irish Times
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The practical judgment is actually far more substantive and important and the policy work is ongoing.
The Guardian
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If he wants people to focus on more substantive topics, he has to lead by example.
News.com.au
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But it is clear that the response should have been better prepared, more substantive, and quicker.
The Guardian
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But my hopes have been repeatedly dashed, and the time has come for more substantive action.
The Guardian
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Lynn has a more substantive agenda, as well.
The new yorker
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