1.   It works because companies would sooner pay a nice person they know than a computer.

2.   Later, through the snow, Dreamer returned to Tallis and watched her with more knowing than before.

3.   The story of Ostia is less generally known than that of Pompeii and Herculaneum.

4.   The series has become a bit of a cult in the UK, with Victor becoming much better known than the actor who plays him, Richard Wilson.

5.   Well the thing is the erm the metal frames, the lenses come out eas, a lot easier, you know than a plastic.

6.   Alumni also include those whose crimes are better known than their names.

7.   And in most markets, Microsoft is much better known than Sun.

8.   And although its wines are less well known than its towers, they are more ancient.

9.   And it can be more productive to serve those who know you than to chase after strangers.

10.   Andy Warhol may be better known than Jackson Pollock.

v. + than >>共 1780
better 7.59%
lower 1.95%
do 1.65%
say 1.19%
harm 1.09%
lose 0.80%
know 0.77%
worry 0.68%
die 0.64%
prepare 0.64%
know + p. >>共 46
as 53.85%
for 26.72%
in 5.53%
to 4.88%
by 1.20%
at 1.08%
until 0.82%
on 0.73%
before 0.52%
with 0.45%
than 0.17%
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