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Meanings of more trade in English

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Usage of more trade in English
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The EU is planning much more trade with Australia and New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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Back at CNC, Hunter said he was also anticipating more trade issues.
Reuters
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He said they are trained to do more trade-specific activities as well.
Radio NZ
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The desire for more trade and better links with Libya is indisputable.
The Guardian
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While Russia is gradually opening up to more trade, North Korea has stalled.
Reuters
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But he called on the EU to offer more trade concessions.
The Irish Times
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He encouraged more trade with Asian countries, to move away from western powers.
The South African
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There is more trade here than in any other place in the East.
Old Jack
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Fostering more trade here could boost productivity and long-term growth prospects.
Reuters
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Go, thou, and reap some more trade dollars in my vineyard.
Peck's Compendium of Fun / Comprising the Choicest Gems of Wit, ...
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The Indians had to work harder, but they got more trade.
The Triumph of John Kars: A Story of the Yukon
12
There was more trade here, and quite as many inhabitants.
Letters of a Traveller; Or, Notes of Things Seen in Europe and A...
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He promised me more trade along the Spanish Main.
Success to the Brave
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Don't reckon we's gwine get much more trade tonight.
American empire: blood and iron
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Now one merchant concludes to play for more trade.
The Dollar Hen
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We want more trade with China, he said.
Reuters
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