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What have you been doing upstairs all this time?
There is much more water in this lake now than in the past.
He is much better than me at the high jump.
Thanks to the development of aircraft, the world has become much smaller.
That will be better than the factory.
Light travels much faster than sound.
The speed of light is much greater than that of sound.
I've been looking for it all morning.
I have been trying all morning to get in touch with Mr Jones, but his line is always busy.
I've been looking for it all morning.
It rained all through the afternoon.
As compared with the old model, this is far easier to handle.
Compared with the old model, this is far easier to handle.
Primitive calculating machines existed long before computers were developed.
The original and the copy are easily distinguished since the one is much more vivid than the other.
Buildings are much stronger now than they used to be.
Ken has not been here since this morning.
For the economy as a whole, recovery seems still far away.
My brother has been living in London for many years.
You will need much more money than you do now.

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