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Meanings of become a bestseller in English

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Usage of become a bestseller in English
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The autobiography of the Sinn Fein president, Mr Gerry Adams, has become a bestseller in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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More than 60 years after his death, Hans Fallada's 'Alone in Berlin' has become a bestseller in translation.
The Irish Times
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Published in June, it has become a bestseller and was longlisted for the Baillie Gifford prize for non-fiction.
The Guardian
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This is a sequel to Neillands's account of the Normandy fighting in 1944, which apparently has become a bestseller.
The Irish Times
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Instead, to my utter amazement, it had become a bestseller, not just in the UK but around the world.
A Gift from Bob
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Key wouldn't predict how many units the game could sell by year's end, but said he would be shocked if it doesn't become a bestseller.
Reuters
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The Barefoot Investor has become a bestseller with more than 1.2 million sold across all editions including print, ebooks and audio books.
News.com.au
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It's had more than 54,000 preorders and is tipped to quickly become a bestseller as it helps Australian kids become financial pros.
News.com.au
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Three years ago, he published The Great Betrayal which became a bestseller.
The Irish Times
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The first order was placed in 1994, and shea soon became a bestseller.
News.com.au
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It became a bestseller and that success was followed by a film version.
The Irish Times
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It became a bestseller and received much press attention but was also heavily criticised.
The Guardian
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The latter became a bestseller and Irish Book Awards winner.
Independent.ie
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None of that stopped her memoir from becoming a bestseller translated into 40 languages.
Reuters
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Overnight he was taken up by a leading American publishing house and became a bestseller.
The Irish Times
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The book became a bestseller in Britain by Christmas.
The Guardian
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