Examples of using More of a question in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
More of a question.
It's actually more of a question.
More of a question.
Perhaps it was more of a question.
That's more of a question for Iris than for me.
It's more of a question.
It's more of a question.
because there will always be racist people around, its more of a question of what we actually let them express in a public gathering.
It's more of a question.
Maybe make it more of a question.
It's more of a question.
About court sentences, this is, of course, a matter for national judiciaries and it is more of a question for my colleague Mr Barrot,
It's more of a question really.
My second point was more of a question: what do we need the money for?
Buying via the Internet is more of a question, if you know exactly which model you want,
It's more a question of childcare facilities.
It's more a question of aptitude and character.
It's more a question of what's.
So it was more a question of attitude than politics.
Girth's more a question of flesh on the bone.
It's just, it's more a question of where.
It's just a different kind of sheet mask and more a question of taste and preference.
After that, it was more a question of maintaining status quo.
It's more a question of what you're up to.
Probably the reason is that for them it is more and more a question of political prestige.