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sight better

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(damn) sight better
Rur. much better. Mary can sing a damn sight better than Tom can. You look a sight better with your hair cut short.
See also: better, sight
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FRIDAY Have been watching Criminal Justice all week (except Tuesday as I was working) and I think if they had cut out all the long silences and meaningful looks it would only have lasted for one episode and been a damn sight better.
Camilla won Prince - as a booby prize; THERE'S LIFE IN THE BIRD YET! by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Yes, the NHS is not perfect, but it's a damned sight better than the health service in India, number 134.
Let's hear it for Norway by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
While yes we can and we will do a darn sight better over the years to come, we should recognise getting a medal at a world championships or an Olympic Games in track and field is probably the toughest thing to do.
We have to get real; Coe calls for caution on 2012 medal hopes by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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