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Meanings of similarly poor in English

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Usage of similarly poor in English
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Once you appoint them, then they make similarly poor appointments.
The Guardian
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The count is similarly poor for other British science-fiction and fantasy shows -so what's the problem?
The Guardian
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This has often been the case in Nations Cup tournaments where similarly poor playing conditions have marred the finals.
Reuters
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We reckon the 19,556 teams trailing the leader wouldn't mind suffering from similarly poor management.
The Irish Times
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More than a third of Egypt's urban population lives in similarly poor areas, according to a 2008 United Nations Development report.
Reuters
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Reasons for optimism are few but at least Italy, their opponents on Saturday, were similarly poor in their opening game against France.
The Guardian
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Similarly poor people exempt from taxation receive public goods, without paying for them.
Definition & Reality in the General Theory of Political Economy
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