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Meanings of slightly higher in English

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Usage of slightly higher in English
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This will lead to a slightly higher result, a Wereldhave spokesman said.
Reuters
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But parent-rated behavioral problems were also slightly higher in the DHA group.
Reuters
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But EU supporters will be pleased that election turnout was slightly higher.
BBC
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The taste is far superior and definitely worth the slightly higher cost.
The Irish Times
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Many Americans are seeing slightly higher tax refunds than in the past.
NY Magazine
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The telecoms operator on Tuesday posted a slightly higher second quarter profit.
Reuters
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Gold, a traditional safe haven amid bad economic news, was slightly higher.
Reuters
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But the fish only continued to swim at a slightly higher level.
The old man and the sea
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But the plan promises to keep benefits slightly higher than PBGC guarantees.
Reuters
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Markets took this a positive and this pushed the Rand slightly higher.
The South African
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From his slightly higher position, Paul Randolph smiled cordially down at her.
The god project
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Analysts had been looking for production to be flat or slightly higher.
Reuters
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Gold miners bucked the trend after bullion edged slightly higher on Monday.
Reuters
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Then he repeated the whole process, slightly higher up on his brow.
The witch queen
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In Wednesday's trading, tax-exempt municipal bond prices ended unchanged to slightly higher.
Reuters
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Wal-Mart trades at a slightly higher price-to-earnings ratio than its smaller rival.
Reuters
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