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Meanings of pump more in English

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Usage of pump more in English
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The Bank of England may yet pump more money into the economy.
Reuters
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He also said he was ready to pump more money into China's economy.
Reuters
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The Bank opted on Thursday not to pump more cash into the economy.
Reuters
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OPEC's members pump more than a third of the world's oil.
Reuters
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Russia said it would also pump more, even as the coronavirus hits demand.
Reuters
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But few producers beyond Saudi have the ability to pump more.
Reuters
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Defence contractors have benefited as nations pump more money into defence.
Reuters
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Saudi Arabia's oil minister said on Thursday the kingdom would pump more if needed.
Reuters
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The European Union has resisted pressure to pump more cash into its recession-hit economies.
The Irish Times
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Hawthorn helped it to pump more vigorously and more rhythmically.
The Land of Painted Caves
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For now, however, a formal OPEC decision to pump more oil does not look likely.
Reuters
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These could sit over scarred heart tissue, and help the heart to pump more strongly.
The Guardian
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It was expected to pump more consistently at capacity rates as the first quarter progresses.
Reuters
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OK, the Saudis will now pump more oil (assuming they can).
The Guardian
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The sight seemed to pump more blood into his legs so he could keep going.
Where heaven begins
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At certain times of the year, it has consent to pump more than twice that amount.
Radio NZ
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