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Meanings of operate more in English

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Usage of operate more in English
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At other times, however, they operate more as refuge than food dispensary.
The Guardian
2
The lower animals and insects operate more automatically on lower nerve centres.
The Tyranny Of Words
3
There are the new ideas, and new men can operate more efficiently.
The Landloper: The Romance of a Man on Foot
4
The Cuban Church has been allowed to operate more or less independently.
The new yorker
5
Carrols will own and operate more than 300 franchised Burger King restaurants.
Reuters
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Cats' tongues operate more like octopus tentacles or elephant trunks, Stocker found.
Wired
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It could operate more smoothly if it didn't have to issue any explanations.
The new yorker
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It will ultimately operate more than 100 flights a-week from there.
The Irish Times
9
Delta and US Airways and their regional flying partners operate more Bombardier CRJs.
Reuters
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It will also operate more than half of its shorthaul network at Gatwick.
The Irish Times
11
Ships may have to operate more slowly to burn less fuel.
Radio NZ
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Along with the increase in demand comes and the need to operate more productively.
The South African
13
Pena Nieto said his approach will emphasize reducing bloodshed and will operate more smoothly.
Reuters
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The ministers will also discuss ways the mission might operate more independently of Syrian authorities.
Reuters
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We will deploy technologies in smart ways to make the grid operate more efficiently and effectively.
The Irish Times
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United is looking at how to cut costs and operate more efficiently, Munoz said in the letter.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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