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Meanings of prove more in English

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Usage of prove more in English
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However, researchers said that vaccines could prove more powerful than natural immunity.
Independent.ie
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In New York's Senatorial race, the early-start rule may prove more reliable.
The new yorker
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His expectations for the visit, however, may prove more difficult to stomach.
Reuters
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And not doing it could prove more dangerous in the long run.
The Great Book of Amber
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Weather can worsen, mechanical issues can prove more complicated than initially thought.
Wired
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Cool heads and a more thoughtful response, however, may prove more effective.
The Irish Times
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A media campaign would prove more damaging to both coaches' chances anyway.
The Irish Times
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It might prove more profitable to ship the ore out for reduction.
Vane of the Timberlands
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I fancy that the pocket-book you are carrying will prove more interesting.
The Vanished Messenger
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A probe into Chinese intellectual property policy could prove more devastating, though.
Reuters
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Others may prove more intelligent, though they cannot well be more industrious.
An Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and No...
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He has also, however, consistently said Sweden's strategy may prove more sustainable long-term.
The Guardian
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However, the recovery of economic sovereignty may well prove more apparent than real.
The Irish Times
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Experts stress that the south is likely to prove more fruitful.
The Guardian
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It remains to be seen whose argument will prove more potent.
News.com.au
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Direct curbs on credit and capital flows may prove more attractive.
Reuters
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