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Meanings of perform better in English

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Usage of perform better in English
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Macquarie, however, expects its funds business to perform better than expected earlier.
Reuters
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The challenge is to support and push our partners to perform better.
Reuters
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But he was certain BMW could perform better than the overall market.
Reuters
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Your energy will be higher, you'll recover faster, and you'll perform better.
Climbing Magazine
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Does this mean they would all perform better on their reading tests?
Freakonomics: a rogue economist explores the hidden side of ever...
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For now robots and humans seem to perform better as a team.
Wired
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Conclusions: CRP does not perform better than the Framingham risk equation for discrimination.
Pubmed
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In contrast, young adults often perform better in the evening hours.
Pubmed
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But the end product might actually perform better for a lot of riders.
Wired
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They noticed that certain vegetables perform better when planted during different moon phases.
Vegetable gardening for dummies
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Longer algorithms perform better but detect lower proportions of reported NWT.
Pubmed
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And maybe more importantly, content employees perform better than unhappy ones.
BBC
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And the economy is expected to perform better than in 2009, he added.
Reuters
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Patients treated with a combined anterior-posterior approach tended to perform better.
Pubmed
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Jorda pledged the business will perform better in the second half.
Reuters
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Yet those who dreamed of the exam were more likely to perform better.
The Guardian
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