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Meanings of offer more in English

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Usage of offer more in English
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Mr Blumenfeld said labour laws needed to offer more protection to workers.
Radio NZ
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Illinois needs to be able to offer more, he said last month.
Reuters
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Some schools that families think are too expensive actually offer more aid.
Reuters
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The company plans to offer more information about the offer next week.
Reuters
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How can we ensure standards are met, yet offer more differentiated services?
The Guardian
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The following sections offer more information on each step in freezing fruit.
Canning & preserving for dummies 2nd edition
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She hopes that the coming days will offer more exciting winter weather.
The new yorker
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Still, Republicans are aware they have to offer more than just opposition.
Reuters
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Murdoch also would do well to offer more cash upfront, investors said.
Reuters
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Kudlow did not offer more clarity on the confusion over the deadline.
Reuters
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Life at the Coliseum will, I hope, offer more of the same.
The Guardian
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Newsom would do well to offer more insight into her otherworldly tunes.
Reuters
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Nothing could offer more striking contrasts than the country on either bank.
History of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Volume...
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What about spaces that offer more than a peek at an exhibition?
The Guardian
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How to offer more effective care and do it on the cheap?
Wired
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But the new package will offer more, plus many other measures, Somkid said.
Reuters
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