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Meanings of much larger in English

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Usage of much larger in English
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However, it is often necessary to use a much larger stimulus set.
Pubmed
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Actually, I am quite surprised that the family is not much larger.
The Great Book of Amber
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On the left it was an argument about much larger State intervention.
The new yorker
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The current dislocation, however, is by a much larger order of magnitude.
Reuters
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Sudden weight gain is often a side-effect of a much larger issue.
Ebony
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The Estonian bank is just one part of a much larger problem.
Reuters
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So, I actually think the market should be much larger than that.
Wired
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The hind limbs are much larger in volume than the anterior pair.
The Naturalist on the River Amazons
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Bloomberg is another example of multi-faceted donor, on a much larger scale.
The Guardian
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ITT Corp was, until last year, part of a much larger conglomerate.
Reuters
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Half an hour passed; then something much larger floated through the airlock.
2001. A Space Odyssey
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The congregation was much larger than was customary even in the church.
The Last Chronicle of Barset
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Further studies in much larger cohorts are needed to validate our conclusions.
Pubmed
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Curiosity is much larger than her unexpectedly long-lived predecessors, Spirit and Opportunity.
Wired
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The wasp is something like the fly in shape, only much larger.
Chambers's Elementary Science Readers / Book I
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An Afghan family averages around six people, though many are much larger.
Reuters
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