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Meanings of more troubling in English

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Usage of more troubling in English
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REGULATION Other aspects of the property market's recovery are more troubling, however.
Reuters
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Even more troubling, newspapers can overvalue police accounts of their own violence.
The Guardian
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But what has emerged a decade later is a more troubling reality.
The Guardian
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This anxiety about my future got me thinking about more troubling things.
An ordinary man
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Perhaps more troubling, the deceased may not consider taxes in making bequests.
Reuters
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And that we don't know is one of the more troubling facts.
Obama's wars
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The more troubling part of all this is that we let them.
Ebony
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But peel away the shiny veneer and a more troubling picture emerges.
The Irish Times
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Hearing voices Recently, however, Alexis appears to have been exhibiting more troubling behaviour.
The Guardian
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Upon further reflection however, a more troubling analysis of the ruling is possible.
The Guardian
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All that time, all those years-and worse, a more troubling question.
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August
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A further look at these statistics reveals even more troubling news.
Ebony
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But there was a more troubling possibility-anissue with the gene edit itself.
Wired
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Even more troubling is the average age of the Trump judges.
The Guardian
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I personally witnessed a few such events, each more troubling than the last.
Saving max
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When race is factored in, the statistics are even more troubling.
Ebony
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United States of America
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