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Meanings of probably more in English

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Usage of probably more in English
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We talk on the phone probably more than people know, Bryant said.
Reuters
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Dealing with this situation is probably more important than preserving your cover-
The Apocalypse Codex
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That's probably more hand action than you've gotten all year, isn't it?
Deadly little secret
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However, you're probably more than fine using encryption software like Private Disk.
Wired
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These struggles are probably more to do with politics than design, however.
The Guardian
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Police said there were probably more than that figure at Polytechnic University.
The Guardian
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They're probably more concerned about what they're wearing than actually being politicians.
The Irish Times
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But the reality is, it does, and probably more than you think.
News.com.au
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There was probably more to Dimitri's story-whichI didn't want to hear.
The accidental demon slayer
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Actually, it's probably more accurate to say they're looking at my sword.
World After
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D'Souza: I think there are probably more immediate applications in the enterprise.
Wired
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Out of a population of probably more than four thousand-thisis it.
The devil's touch
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She was as wrong as Roddick was this week, probably more so.
The Guardian
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You're probably more likely to recognise Maggie Wheeler by her iconic voice.
News.com.au
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You will get work there probably more easily than in the city.
The Face and the Mask
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A difficult thing transpired then, and probably more my fault than Leslie's.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
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