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"exceed more than" is not a correct phrase in written English
Instead, you can use the phrase "exceed" followed by a number, such as "exceed 10," or the phrase "more than" followed by a number, such as "more than 10." For example: This year's sales exceeded 10 units. More than 10 customers purchased the new product.
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The error does not exceed more than ± 0.2% in any case.
But the count still puts the city's homicide toll on pace to exceed more than 600 by year's end.
Individual clients also bristle at paying billable rates that now exceed more than $1,000 an hour.
And though chiropractors recommend that backpacks not exceed more than 15percentt of a pupil's body weight, many young pupils bear loads of up to 40 pounds.
"Affordability is something everyone is concerned about," said Ms. McDermott, whose institution's tuition, board and other fees already exceed more than $50,000 annually for full-paying students.
Current drilling costs may exceed more than million dollars for each well; therefore designing a well completion, which can increase production, is essential.
Chase bankers were seeing the cracks widen in their own portfolio, and reckoned WaMu's losses could exceed more than $30 billion.
If not just for the ridiculousness of the situation, this game might need you to exceed more than a single 'beverage of your choice' to stomach.
Hewlett-Packard research shows that when boot times exceed more than a few minutes, users have an exaggerated sense of the time it takes.
In doing so, the company has agreed to pay a package that could exceed more than $100 million over five years if Ms. Mayer works out.
When you include car payments, student loans and other obligations, your total debt shouldn't exceed more than 43percentt of gross income.
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