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Meanings of widening the gap in English

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Usage of widening the gap in English
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Miller ignored it, pushing at the doors, widening the gap centimeter by centimeter.
Leviathan Wakes
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Even after all these years, we are still widening the gap in this way.
The Guardian
3
Every day had contributed its little toward widening the gap.
The Great God Success: A Novel
4
Sarah howled and twisted the bike away, widening the gap.
The Lost World
5
How India can continue to grow without widening the gap between rich and poor.
BBC
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Davis flinched with alarm; he pushed away from the desk, widening the gap between them.
The passage
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When the Lib Dem rating is high, Labour's is usually lower, widening the gap with the Tories.
The Guardian
8
Slowly, over the black surface of the curtain, a fair naked arm showed itself, widening the gap.
Jezebel's Daughter
9
The Government was today criticised for widening the gap between one-income and two-income married couples through tax individualisation.
The Irish Times
10
The pandemic is widening the gap between the industry's winners, such as Primark and Next, and the rest.
The Guardian
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The man was widening the gap; his original idea, that Sabina should live with him, had dearly been abandoned.
The Spinners
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And so he risks widening the gap between what the car seems to do and what it actually does.
Wired
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If the Federal Reserve launches a new round of quantitative easing, dollar rates could fall, widening the gap with yuan rates.
Reuters
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A second animal had followed the first through the split in the Frankish army; two more came after it, widening the gap.
Siege of heaven
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It concluded that private sector output is going to fall, further widening the gap between supply and demand in the housing market.
Independent.ie
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On June 24-25, Mr Trump lost another 4 percentage points, widening the gap to Biden by 8.
News.com.au
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