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The phrase "a share further" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing an additional portion or contribution, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "If you could provide a share further of your insights, it would greatly enhance our discussion."
Alternatives: "an additional share" or "a further portion".
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The German government does not have a mandate to share further the burden of the common currency on less competitive economies like those of Greece, Portugal, Ireland and, increasingly, Spain and Italy.
A number of bidders had been rumoured, with an earlier report in this column predicting that offers could top 200p a share, so further developments cannot be ruled out.
That would push earnings to about $4.04 a share, barring further strengthening of the U.S. dollar which hurts its international businesses.
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If the bankers got skittish and called in their loans, Son would presumably be forced to sell Softbank shares, further battering a stock that's already down 60%.
More on network sharing further down.
Federated, which revised its offer to $35 a share, would not budge further.
We see a potential further 160p a share synergy value with a merger.
But net purchases of physical assets like roads, hospitals and commercial buildings grew further as a share of the economy.
Under another provision of the settlement, an additional 235 or so Americans who survived Nazi concentration camps shared a further $18.5 million.
In other first-class cricket, they shared a further five century opening partnerships.
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