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Meanings of track how in English

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Usage of track how in English
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The survey does not track how much money was actually lost to criminals.
Reuters
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Andrews wants to track how concentrations of neurotransmitters change with time.
The Guardian
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Barclays has installed devices that track how often bankers are at their desks.
The Irish Times
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Rosneft wanted an independent assessor to track how the joint ventures spent money.
Reuters
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Scientists have begun to track how this affects food production and other farming activities.
The South African
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We can use some of these learnings to fast- track how we address climate change.
Independent.ie
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The app will then track how much CO2 was saved by all the passengers.
Ebony
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A good feeling that almost made me lose track how much my face hurt.
Karen Memory
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To track how they are doing, the government assigns each gallon of biofuel a RIN.
Reuters
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The change4life app is helpful to track how much sugar you consume in your diet.
The South African
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The scientists used satellite imagery to track how beaches have changed over the past 30 years.
News.com.au
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The figures track how enrolment patterns have changed in Dublin schools in the past five years.
The Irish Times
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This information was for the guards, so they could track how many bodies surrounded the town.
Outpost
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He recently used an app to track how much time he was spending on his phone.
Radio NZ
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And track how Australia is faring compared to the corresponding day of the last five Olympics.
News.com.au
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There's a journal where you can track how you felt, how far you went, and other information.
Wired
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Track how across language varieties
United States of America
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