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Meanings of substantially higher in English

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Usage of substantially higher in English
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Funding reforms mean ' substantially higher debt for poorest students' Read more 6.
The Guardian
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A disorderly default would result in substantially higher losses for the system.
Reuters
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Other brokers, however, say the loss to Crean will be substantially higher.
The Irish Times
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Recurrent FSGS cases had substantially higher proteinuria compared with all other cases.
Pubmed
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However, they got a substantially higher reward by actually leaning into them.
Wired
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AppLovin now expects to command a substantially higher valuation, the sources said.
Reuters
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Students in employment had substantially higher frequency of gambling and greater problem gambling.
Pubmed
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Wages growth used to be substantially higher, averaging 4 per cent or more.
News.com.au
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Low volume suggests investors aren't entirely convinced the market can move substantially higher.
Reuters
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Under the price paid, she noted an appraisal price that was substantially higher.
Fortunate harbor
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Costs of care were substantially higher for patients with these complications.
Pubmed
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This would have been substantially higher if RBS had not co-operated.
The Guardian
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The new plea agreement is substantially higher than the 9 years Sharper initially faced.
Ebony
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Sources said Vodafone's bid would have to be substantially higher than the IPO value.
Reuters
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Many of the relative rates of increase were substantially higher than 20%.
Pubmed
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According to Abel there'd been a sale since then for a substantially higher price.
The burglar who studied spinoza
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Substantially higher through the time
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Ireland
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United States of America
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