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Meanings of increase slightly in English

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Usage of increase slightly in English
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However, fresh food prices were expected to increase slightly due to the drought.
Reuters
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Demand in China could increase slightly in the next few months, he said.
Reuters
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Other fixed-rate products, however, will remain stable or increase slightly.
Reuters
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The company's earnings and revenue are expected to increase slightly from the previous quarter.
The Irish Times
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Essentially, is the BBC Online budget likely to increase slightly in real terms by 2013?
The Guardian
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The estimates have started to increase slightly since then.
Reuters
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Bowman said spending in 2012 would increase slightly because of this year's Olympics in London.
Reuters
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The user's blood pressure and heart rate increase slightly, they hallucinate, and some report synesthesia.
Radio NZ
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Not having the MP5, wool blanket and radio has offset the increase slightly, but noticeably.
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Ore production from the company's own mines is expected to increase slightly this year, he said.
Reuters
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Inflation is expected to increase slightly, while the interest rate is expected to be kept stable.
The South African
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Meanwhile prices for new homes may increase slightly.
News.com.au
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Spending is set to increase slightly this year, but is still a fraction of what is needed.
Reuters
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He sees 2012 exports to increase slightly at between 36-37 million units.
Reuters
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We expect leverage to only increase slightly even though the acquisition will be fully funded by debt.
Reuters
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Manufacturing Production is forecasted to increase slightly.
The South African
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