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Meanings of growing steadily in English

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Usage of growing steadily in English
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Nevertheless, the U.S. economy is at least growing steadily, if not briskly.
Reuters
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The Imperialist cause in Italy was progressing: Charles was growing steadily stronger.
England under the Tudors
3
Google's Android platform has been growing steadily since its release in 2008.
Wired
4
The snow had stopped, but the cold was growing steadily more intense.
The forgotten soldier
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But with Gallin's coast growing steadily darker by the hour, he wondered-
The pretender's crown
6
All this time the vegetation underneath them had been growing steadily larger.
The Girl in the Golden Atom
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A light was growing steadily bigger and brighter in the adjoining lane.
The story of cirrus flux
8
From his study he could hear their voices growing steadily more intense.
His Family
9
Then a light appeared, approaching out of the darkness, growing steadily brighter.
Hook
10
The boy and the light receded into the dark, growing steadily smaller.
The First King of Shannara
11
He said that shell collecting has been growing steadily since World War II.
The new yorker
12
And in the last few years the problem had been growing steadily worse.
Roma eterna
13
The trend for businesses to join in on the trend is growing steadily.
The South African
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Ahead, a series of small, silver dots appeared, growing steadily larger.
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
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There are signs that the numbers of older net users are growing steadily.
The Guardian
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The prospect for game had not improved, in fact was growing steadily worse.
The Long Labrador Trail
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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