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Meanings of represent more in English

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Usage of represent more in English
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Marketing costs represent more than one-quarter of HelloFresh expenses, financial filings show.
Reuters
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No chief of a department shall represent more than a single department.
Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
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The latest job cuts represent more than 5 percent of Tenneco's global workforce.
Reuters
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The missing funds represent more than half of PFGBest's client accounts.
Reuters
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To no one did it represent more-fromno one need more.
The Last Ship
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I cannot, however, pretend to represent more than a single complexion of unbelief.
The portable atheist: essential readings for the nonbeliever
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When it comes to shoes and handbags, they represent more than 8 percent.
Reuters
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They might represent more stuff, but they're tactile, poetic, ghosts from the past.
The Guardian
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The Clairol woman would represent more the American-beauty icon, more naturalness.
What the dog saw: and other adventures
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According to Fitzgibbon, these member companies represent more than 65 per cent of exports.
The Irish Times
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The donors represent more than 75% of global aid, according to ONE.
The Guardian
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Each of these groups may represent more than one species.
Pubmed
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We represent more than half of the world's human potential.
Feminist dot com
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Looked at in those terms, City can be seen to represent more of a challenge.
The Guardian
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The sample will then represent more closely the average value of the ore.]
An Introductory Course of Quantitative Chemical Analysis / With ...
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So the number being released would represent more than a quarter of the prison population.
Reuters
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