1. However, the ACU store on Changle Road was hotter and more crowded than ever.
2. Now he was " more convinced than ever ", the British Chancellor of the Exchequer said.
3. Economists said the directive provides a clear signal that China welcomes foreign investment more than ever before.
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4. The public now has more doubt than ever on how these profits are being used, which should send a clear message to the SASAC.
5. With a national coffer that has doubled in size over the past five years, the Chinese Government is certainly better prepared than ever to tackle those growing gaps.
6. Policymakers should attach more importance to further increase people's income than to collection of ever more tax revenues.
7. American soldiers or security staff, shown to be worse than any Columbian Drug Cartel " BOSS " ever was.
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8. Although the system is more flexible than ever before, it tends to be more complex.
9. While the Internet is more widely available and faster than ever, artificial barriers threaten to constrict its growth.
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10. The system will convert and transfer power from the station to the shuttle, allowing the latter to remain docked longer than ever before.