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Meanings of increase popularity in English

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Usage of increase popularity in English
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Many criticize the sport's apparent objectification of women, arguing that the sculpted athletes in their tiny attire are used to increase popularity.
Reuters
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Radical groups have gained increasing popularity and influence despite their small numbers.
Reuters
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Quantitative sample analysis applications of Raman have contributed to its increasing popularity.
Pubmed
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But cable TV's increasing popularity has brought dramatic fragmentation to television viewership.
Reuters
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However, with its increased popularity, a number of named varieties are now available.
Vegetable gardening for dummies
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Concern is growing here about the increasing popularity of online pharmacies.
The Irish Times
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You can see it in the increasing popularity of mutilation, piercing, tattooing, scarification.
Wired
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Schultzberg's big sunlit winter scenes hardly need recommendation to justify their increasing popularity.
The Galleries of the Exposition
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Recently Family Money reported on the increasing popularity of making investments via the Internet.
The Irish Times
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Despite its increasing popularity, there are limited open-source tools available.
Pubmed
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Only his tremendous success and ever increasing popularity prevented the Directory from replacing him.
Napoleon
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It does at least recognise the increasing popularity of UKIP.
BBC
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These trends are reflective of increasing popularity in these sorts of non-invasive procedures countrywide.
The Irish Times
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Another colour which has attained of late years increasing popularity in England is orange.
Dogs and All about Them
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After his death his creations gained increased popularity and sales.
The Hobbit
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Joelle talks about the alternative wine industry - and the increasing popularity of organic wine.
Radio NZ