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Meanings of more visibility in English

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Usage of more visibility in English
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We need a lot more visibility of queer people in public life.
The Irish Times
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During the second half of 2012 people might have a bit more visibility.
Reuters
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Wit posted every tip onto the main site to give it more visibility.
Earth Afire
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There's more visibility now and more access than there was before.
Ebony
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The more votes a story gets, the more visibility it gets.
Wired
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But the more visibility you have, the more opportunities you gain for future growth.
Ebony
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It would also help me having more visibility in the US. Bless his heart.
Ebony
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Which is why part of my mission is providing more visibility into rock climbing research.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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To try to improve credibility, we gave more visibility to the research institutions involved in development.
Pubmed
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Just as trans issues now have more visibility.
The Guardian
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Photo: Supplied What needs to be done to bring more visibility to female comic artists in NZ?
Radio NZ
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Investors are waiting for more visibility for things to see where the rotation takes them, said Bakhos.
Reuters
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However, there is more visibility in the senior bonds so accounts do know what the prevailing range is.
Reuters
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As a result, children in the decision-making framework have more visibility, and they must be considered in all relevant future legislation.
The Irish Times
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So suddenly your bike helmet has a lot more character and thanks to reflective patches, more visibility in low light too.
The Irish Times
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It is also a part of feminism designed to give younger women themselves more visibility as feminists and as feminist spokespeople.
Feminist dot com
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