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Meanings of much recent in English

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Usage of much recent in English
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WN: Have you seen much recent innovation by others in browser technology?
Wired
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Her body, even after so much recent erotic attention, reacted to him.
Witch blood
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English discontent certainly does lie at the root of much recent turmoil.
The Irish Times
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Yet no European troops had had so much recent experience of active service.
A Handbook of the Boer War / With General Map of South Africa an...
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Despite the many challenges that remain, there has been much recent progress in Africa.
The Guardian
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He said: Unlike both Blackpool and Blackburn, Preston has not enjoyed much recent investment.
The Guardian
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Dempsey exhibits a regrettable ignorance of much recent research into the San Patricio Battalion.
The Irish Times
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Apart from hard work, she couldn't really explain why she's had so much recent success.
Radio NZ
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There has been much recent attention on psychological well-being and pastoral care for medical students.
Pubmed
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Oh how much recent human folly has been committed in connection with that misused word!
The Guardian
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From Black Eyed Peas to Taio Cruz, much recent pop looks to Ibiza for inspiration.
The Guardian
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Environmental Tax Issues The issue of green taxes has been the subject of much recent comment.
The Irish Times
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Although a risk in many contact sports, much recent attention has focused on concussion in rugby.
The Irish Times
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The Irish corporation tax regime has received much recent publicity -most of it not benign.
The Irish Times
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But much recent spending has been done on credit, leaving Americans with a negative savings rate.
Reuters
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But after so much recent loss, her only defense had been to distance herself from her patients.
Snow melts in spring
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