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Meanings of much sooner in English

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Usage of much sooner in English
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Vickers said market discipline might even force banks to act much sooner.
Reuters
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But another type of infrastructure will bounce back much sooner: communication networks.
Reuters
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I would have come much sooner if I'd known where you were.
Private life
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Reyn, it will be much sooner than you think, so consider it.
The brush-off: a hair-raising mystery
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The next set of convulsions came, much sooner than Snake had expected.
Dreamsnake
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I have suffered much less than I expected: I recovered much sooner.
A Journey through the Kingdom of Oude, Volumes I & II
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The men became exhausted much sooner, as a rule, than the women.
History of the Donner Party: A Tragedy of the Sierra
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You have got back much sooner than you expected, have you not?
The Solitary Summer
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However, that day will come much sooner with my help than without it.
The broken blade
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The interest rate cut was necessary but it should have come much sooner.
The Irish Times
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But a new weapon could help computers conquer humans much sooner: deep learning.
Wired
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He has said China should have warned the world much sooner.
Reuters
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As it was, however, he saw Cardale much sooner than that.
Long time coming: a novel
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But there may be rate hikes in emerging markets much sooner.
Reuters
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It had known the truth of things much sooner than herself.
The Slow Regard of Silent Things
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She would see it again, though-and much sooner than she expected.
The last testament
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