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Meanings of much else in English

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Usage of much else in English
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But it didn't change much else as far as Baird was concerned.
Coalition's End
2
Neither of us said much else for the rest of the way.
Stand by your hitman
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As with much else, Cookson was left to deal with the consequences.
The Guardian
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Like much else in the Lancashire town, it has seen better days.
The Irish Times
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Neither Britain nor the continental bloc has talked about much else since.
News.com.au
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But like so much else in London, it had simply gone underground.
The Guardian
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Besides there was much else than Napoleon and Shakespeare in the pages.
Confessions of Boyhood
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But there was much else in the mixed feeling that possessed her.
Helena
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He was significantly slimmer back then but not much else was different.
The Guardian
10
We know how much Cowell and Abdul made but not much else.
Reuters
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This and much else Emerson had written in a letter to Whitman.
Our Friend John Burroughs
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But neither is much else about polarised, privatised Britain during this pandemic.
The Guardian
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There wasn't much else to do but go back to the research.
The Guardian
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As an education in discipline and much else, it is good-very good.
Westways: A Village Chronicle
15
There's not much else that can explain why this one caught fire.
Wired
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God alone knows how much else the corrupt swine got away with.
Fatherland
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