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Meanings of win more in English

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Usage of win more in English
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So it made sense that they would win more often, he said.
Reuters
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They wanted to win more. Cousins' output told part of the story.
Reuters
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The team are still going to win more often than they lose.
Radio NZ
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It could be argued that Irish rugby needed a Munster win more.
The Irish Times
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I'm confident Kenya will participate at the Olympics and win more gold.
The Guardian
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Investors are expecting the builder to win more contracts in Abu Dhabi.
Reuters
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Still you would win more with a partner who understood your game.
What Will He Do with It? — Volume 04
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Resume dominion over the fish, or, striving to win more, lose all!'
Tales of the Chesapeake
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I hope a new leader may win more of them over.
The Guardian
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I hope also that I can help this club to win more trophies.
The Irish Times
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But Wells Fargo hopes to win more of this business in the future.
Reuters
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However, Republicans insisted they were doing all they could to win more votes.
Reuters
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If Joshua didn't always try to extort clients they might win more business.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Trump visited Capitol Hill Tuesday seeking to win more support for the bill.
Reuters
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They have to win more than that to be as good.
Reuters
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And if you've won some, you really want to win more.
The Irish Times
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Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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