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Meanings of increased in in English

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Usage of increased in in English
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Violence has increased in recent weeks between pro-Russian rebels and government forces.
BBC
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Background: Research using large administrative databases has substantially increased in recent years.
Pubmed
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There is also new evidence that heavy precipitation has increased in Europe.
The Guardian
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The number of home sales last year increased in only nine counties.
Independent.ie
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Attacks on the Pakistan government and military have increased in recent weeks.
Reuters
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However, levels of E-alpha 1 PI complex usually increased in these cases.
Pubmed
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In July, new home sales increased in the Midwest, South and West.
Reuters
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Moreover the number of correct responses increased in response to bimodal stimuli.
Pubmed
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The number of applications for hydro schemes has increased in recent years.
The Irish Times
10
Violence has increased in the region as Taliban fighters extend their reach.
The Irish Times
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Multiplatform digital media use and gaming have been increased in recent years.
Pubmed
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The interest felt in the struggle rapidly increased in the United States.
The Great Speeches and Orations of Daniel Webster / With an Essa...
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Rural crime increased in 2013, according to data from an agricultural insurer.
BBC
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Police manpower has been increased in Alotau to maintain law and order.
Radio NZ
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Conclusion: Overweight and obese children have increased in frequency in this population.
Pubmed
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That number is sure to have increased in the two weeks since.
The South African
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Ireland
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