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Meanings of send extra in English

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Usage of send extra in English
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Neither was there an immediate promise from Berlin to send extra troops.
The Irish Times
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The United States has urged allies to send extra troops to Afghanistan.
Reuters
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Did he send extra correspondence explaining market events in a clear and calming way?
Reuters
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The United States has urged allies to send extra troops.
Reuters
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The central government has dispatched troops and pledged to send extra volunteers and food supplies.
The Guardian
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Brazil said it would send extra troops to the Roraima border to counter the unrest.
The Guardian
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President Michelle Bachelet has declared an emergency and is to send extra troops to the region.
BBC
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The Sri Lankan medical authorities have made a real effort to send extra staff to help out.
The Guardian
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Some advisors tell consumers to send extra cash to their lowest-balance debt, instead of their highest-interest-rate debt.
Reuters
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Of course mother would-butI don't want to begin right away to send extra guests over there.
The Second Violin
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In neighboring Iraq, Zamili urged the Iraqi government to send extra troops to the border, al-Iraqiya television said.
Reuters
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If you don't optimize images, you send extra data over the wire that adds nothing to the user experience.
Even faster web sites
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London police said they would review security arrangements for all public events and send extra armed officers to sports events.
Reuters
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Mr Prendergast says the police will send extra officers to Mono Island in the Shortlands to help with security duties there.
Radio NZ
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The EU was poised last night to send extra border guards and resources to help Balkan countries struggling with the migrant crisis.
The Irish Times
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Obama has pledged to send extra troops to Afghanistan, where the United States already has more than 30,000 soldiers.
Reuters
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