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"english": "(literally, “One richer than the other.”)",
"roman": "All those people are very rich.",
"text": "Um mais rico que o outro.",
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"Said when all people or things in this context are (some adjective) to a very high degree."
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"(Brazil, slang, idiomatic) Said when all people or things in this context are (some adjective) to a very high degree."
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"Said when all people or things in this context are (some adjective) to a very high degree."
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