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in excess of
Idioms and Phrases
Greater than, more than, as in The book sold in excess of a million copies . [Early 1600s]Example Sentences
Edwards played more than 300 times for England in a 19-year career, including in excess of 200 games as captain.
According to Reuters, 50 of the “largest investors in the coin have made profits in excess of $10 million each”; meanwhile, “some 200,000 crypto wallets, most with small holdings, lost money.”
But many traders told the BBC that they exported volumes of tyres in excess of the permitted limit, meaning they would have been exporting more tyres than they should.
They are seeking damages in excess of $35,000 in an amount to be determined at trial.
United's current total debt, including £300m in outstanding transfer fees, is in excess of £1bn.
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