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Meanings of expanding by in English

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Usage of expanding by in English
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Really!' He meant it: his article was expanding by the day.
The genesis secret
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It appears Rick Ross' family could be expanding by two more little feet.
Ebony
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Serco and G4S are already expanding by opening residential children's homes.
The Guardian
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A year ago employment in construction was expanding by more than 6 per cent annually.
The Irish Times
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Growth markets are expanding by at least 3 percent a year, while mature markets represent smaller gains.
Reuters
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And they're positively tiny, expanding by 60 million times by the time they're a full grown adult.
Wired
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Adoptive Transfer of CTLs specific for malignant melanoma expanding by the aAPCs can mediate effective anti-melanoma response.
Pubmed
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Private-sector payrolls grew only by 41,000 after expanding by 218,000 in April.
Reuters
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Private sector forecasters, however, believe that Gross National Product may be expanding by an unprecedented 10 per cent.
The Irish Times
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In Canada, however, where marijuana laws are more relaxed, the company is rapidly expanding by way of acquisitions.
Reuters
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My waistline's expanding by the day.
Millionaire's women
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Latvia is now the EU's fastest growing economy, expanding by 5.5 percent in 2012.
Reuters
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Government final consumption expenditure increased by 2.1%, with household consumption expanding by 2.6%.
The South African
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China's economy has been expanding by more than 9% every year for the best part of a decade.
BBC
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In 2014, the central bank sees the economy expanding by between 3 and 4 percent.
Reuters
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In fact, its banking sector has been expanding by more than 10 percent a year, according to economic research from BBVA.
Reuters
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