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Meanings of much lower in English

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Usage of much lower in English
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As a result, the true cost is likely to be much lower.
The Guardian
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Carrefour said in the filing the deal value would be much lower.
Reuters
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The settlement amount was much lower than the market expected, he added.
Reuters
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That is much lower than the average payout gain in recent years.
Reuters
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Nevertheless, substitutions at the remaining regions occurred at a much lower rate.
Pubmed
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Those businesses are much lower margin than Intel's CPU business, Rasgon said.
Reuters
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Room rates on Samet tend to be much lower during the week.
The Guardian
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But deals even at the much lower price are far from assured.
Reuters
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Instead, the county proposed a measure with a much lower tax rate.
Reuters
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Tests had begun last July 9th, but at much lower dose levels.
The Irish Times
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Pitch ad rates much lower to woo a lost generation of shopkeepers.
The Guardian
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The treatment rate of hypertension was much lower in Japan than Hawaii.
Pubmed
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Peskov cited state-backed research showing capital flight from Russia was much lower.
Reuters
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And the amounts given under Dorn were much lower and in parenthesis.
The Beast Within
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The ISS has a microgravity environment and much lower levels of radiation.
The South African
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Others, determined to keep housing genuinely affordable, have charged much lower rents.
The Guardian
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