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greater

[grey-ter] / ˈgreɪ tər /


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The ruling came as part of a wider piece of work related to online ads in the rail industry concerning "lowest" or "cheapest" price claims, with ruling against Abellio Greater Anglia and mytrainticket.co.uk also published.

From BBC

Yazz Gough, who goes to the Re:dish Good Stuff in the Reddish area of Stockport, Greater Manchester, said: "I save a fortune because I've got two teenage kids at home who never stop eating!"

From BBC

“And what we found is the demand for that type of load is much greater.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The greater metro population of Milwaukee is just shy of one and half million people.

From Los Angeles Times

Swansea's owners have previously made it clear that they want to raise the club's profile in an attempt to generate greater revenue, which will then allow them to invest more money in the team under profit and sustainability rules.

From BBC