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The phrase "as if much" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used due to its lack of clarity and context.
Example: "He acted as if much was at stake, but it really wasn't."
Alternatives: "as though a lot" or "as if a great deal".
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And - whisper it - it's not even as if much of the Asian media is any good.
By that point, nearly 75 minutes have elapsed, and it feels as if much more time has passed.
It has felt as if much heavier things were falling on the Huskies much of this season.
It feels to me a bit as if much of the world is reacting the same way today.
Yet, at this point, it looks as if much of the industry has been destroying value, not creating it.
It sounds as if much of the activity occurred within the first weeks and months of the investigation.
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And if as much as Denmark, seven.
If as much as Germany, four.
I don't think about "what if" as much as "when".
In fact the whole style of this movie, its staging, its photography and choreography, looks very much as if nothing much has changed in the intervening 30 years.
Some wonder if she brings as much, if not more, to the political future of both families, as Andrew Cuomo does.
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