any more
Britishadverb
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But, confined as they seem to be by their own "papaya rules" that require complete equality in support and opportunity for both Norris and Piastri, they cannot allow for any more mistakes.
From Barron's
Hugo de Zela, Peru's foreign minister, said the country was not going to accept any more irregular migrants.
From Barron's
Downing Street insiders suggest it's bogus to suggest the new focus on child poverty means they're not interested in helping business grow any more.
From BBC
It’s a fascinating profile, but we really don’t need any of these details any more than we need New York Magazine reporter Olivia Nuzzi gushing about her inappropriate personal relationship with Kennedy.
From Salon
Suddenly I wasn't living with my mum and dad and my sister any more.
From BBC
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