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further

[fur-ther] / ˈfɜr ðər /






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Early laboratory tests indicate that the liquid produced when the plastics break down is not toxic, though Gu emphasized that further testing is needed to confirm long-term safety.

From Science Daily

He said Monday marked a "key moment" to go further with extra tools to crack down on smugglers.

From BBC

"We are better looking to the single market rather than the customs union for our further alignment," Sir Keir said.

From BBC

While finding a job has been difficult for people out of work, Fed officials signaled that further easing of rates could take time to materialize, unless layoffs suddenly pick up.

From MarketWatch

Adding to that, the loss of veteran coaches frustrated by bureaucracy issues and rules that force programs to secure permits and pay to use their own gyms in the offseason helped further the exodus.

From Los Angeles Times