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Meanings of more traction in English
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Usage of more traction in English
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But Prince may have more traction in the White House over Syria.
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Goldstein declined to speculate when reform efforts may gain more traction.
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The greater the tragedy, the more traction you can plausibly get.
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It gained more traction when her obituaries were published in 2000.
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Some sponsors are sticking with the dual-track approach to give themselves more traction.
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We expect to see a lot more traction in the next week or two.
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Driving all four wheels constantly means no thinking about when you need more traction, either.
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On this basis, Cyril Ramaphosa's campaign took on the same message, and gained more traction.
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We're starting to see this message gain more traction.
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Giles's smile had gained a bit more traction.
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That might take a few more months to feel like you have more traction to move forward.
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He matted the gas pedal and the Bonneville responded with more traction, dragging back onto the blacktop.
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They'll do anything to get to her, because the longer she remains alive, the more traction Vincent loses.
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A low-profile shoe wedges nicely into these cracks, but to get even more traction, use the frog position.
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We need to show more traction.
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As the debate gained more traction, the fights between shower enthusiasts over their washing routines became more intense.
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