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Discover Ludwig"get you further" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to mean that something is a way to progress, or to move forward. For instance, you could use it in a sentence like this: "Studying hard will get you further in life."
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For tourists, city-specific apps will often get you further.
"Hard training will get you further than talent.
Gathering all those threads tends to get you further away from the received narrative of a puff piece, and into something more complex.
"I definitely think it is a positive and will get you further in your life if you are different and more individual," she says.
You also think differently about certain things, and in this day and age, standing out from the crowd, even if it's considered "crazy", this can get you further in today's world.
Single sex schools "remove some of the pressures," he added, saying: "There are ways of talking about emotional development and about sexuality with single-gender groups that oddly, and perhaps perversely, can get you further than in co-ed groups".
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But that rarely gets you further.
Any distraction is a good distraction if it gets you further away from harming yourself.
It may feel like a longer stride gets you further ahead faster, but fewer steps means less propulsive power forward.
If possible move to a seat that gets you further away from this person, then spray disinfectant on the seat you just moved from toward that person.
Knowing enough to get by can get you much further than charm or money alone.
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