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Is the phrasal verb looking into with single meaning?

No, the phrasal verb "looking into" has multiple meanings depending on the context. Here are a few examples:

Investigating:

* "The police are looking into the robbery."

* "We're looking into the possibility of a new marketing strategy."

Considering:

* "I'm looking into buying a new car."

* "The company is looking into offering more flexible work arrangements."

Searching for information:

* "I'm looking into the history of this building."

* "She's looking into the best travel deals for her upcoming trip."

Considering a job or opportunity:

* "He's looking into several different job offers."

* "They're looking into expanding their business overseas."

The exact meaning of "looking into" will depend on the specific context and the other words used in the sentence.

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