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Meanings of much healthier in English

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Usage of much healthier in English
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If this is sufficiently stringent, the banking system will be much healthier.
Reuters
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And most importantly, it is much healthier to make your own sauce.
The South African
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Which is a much healthier dose of menthol than smoking after sex.
Wired
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Not that that's much healthier, given the cases you specialise in.
Nightingale's lament
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But he said she was now in a much healthier and happier place.
News.com.au
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First, the House of Commons will be a much healthier place.
The Guardian
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But you're going to be much healthier if you do that, Blair said.
Reuters
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These are much healthier than bought ones and kids love them, she says.
Radio NZ
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My lifestyle now compared with my lifestyle in university is so much healthier.
The Irish Times
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It's not exactly caramel, of course, but it's much healthier and simpler to make.
The South African
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It's a much healthier way to do battle with trauma.
The Guardian
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The wall was whitewashed: people thought then it was much healthier for sleeping chambers.
A Little Girl in Old Boston
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It is also much healthier as there are no additional flavourants and colourants added.
The South African
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The children, however, are much healthier and prettier than those of Arabia and Egypt.
Palestine, or, the Holy Land: From the Earliest Period to the Pr...
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Not only is olive oil so much healthier than butter, the taste is exquisite.
Reuters
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And I will admit that you will be much healthier for not eating it.
The game on! diet: kick your friend's butt while shrinking your ...
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