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Meanings of more vigilant in English

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Usage of more vigilant in English
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Today, the industry is more vigilant than ever with regard to education.
Reuters
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Inform your neighbourhood security watch to be more vigilant during this period.
The South African
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But gradually he became less cautious, whilst the authorities became more vigilant.
Russia
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And I know nothing more keen, more vigilant, more steadfast than that.
A Gentleman of France: Being the Memoirs of Gaston de Bonne Sieu...
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Be more vigilant even than usual, for there are strange rumours abroad.
For The Admiral
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Politicians in multiple countries said social media companies need to be more vigilant.
Reuters
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Since the sanctions were announced, Zhao said, Chinese customs have become more vigilant.
Reuters
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Agencies and would-be sponsors know they're being scammed, and are growing more vigilant.
Wired
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So we have asked politicians who have more threats to be more vigilant.
Reuters
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Obviously this means that we will now be even more vigilant.
The Guardian
11
Those are areas where you would want to be more vigilant.
Reuters
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Because of it we will be more vigilant in terms of our security.
The Guardian
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Patients with grade II T1 lesions require a more vigilant follow-up.
Pubmed
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Maybe it wouldn't have traveled so far, if I had been more vigilant.
The new yorker
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Be more vigilant, especially within the hotels that people are staying at now.
Radio NZ
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I imagine he became more vigilant after Finnick aired his crimes.
Mockingjay
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