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Meanings of spend more in English

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Usage of spend more in English
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Higher productivity means people expect bigger pay checks; confident consumers spend more.
Reuters
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She said she wanted to spend more time focusing on her children.
BBC
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King, 76, said he wanted to spend more time with his family.
Reuters
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Galster urged the government to spend more money on combating wildlife trafficking.
Reuters
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It would be a good opportunity to spend more time with her.
The Land of Painted Caves
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The Government is going to spend more money on reducing criminal reoffending.
Radio NZ
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Active adolescents spend more time outside and more time with their friends.
Pubmed
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Still, the German government says it will not act to spend more.
The Irish Times
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Many medal winners called on the government to spend more on sports.
Reuters
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Ministers spend more time negotiating with each other than with the EU.
The Guardian
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This would free up teachers to spend more time in the classroom.
Escape
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He Forced ALCOA to spend more than 2 million to defend itself.
The new yorker
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Diamond-cutters seldom spend more than two weeks in polishing a good stone.
Pathfinders of the West / Being the Thrilling Story of the Adven...
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Next week will see him spend more time in front of voters.
Reuters
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The sodden philanthropist must have his hands free to spend more money.
The Wrong Twin
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So it's made me want to spend more time with them actually!
Radio NZ
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Australia
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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