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Meanings of increased pace in English

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Usage of increased pace in English
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He'll have to keep it going at this increased pace, though.
The Guardian
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The little boy took three steps at an increased pace, then fell behind again.
Fraternity
3
Blake's heart began to beat with an excited, increased pace that heightened her hunger.
Four dukes and a devil
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The increased pace of U.S. military operations has seen a recent spate of American casualties.
Reuters
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Even worse, once the increased pace was established in the industry, others couldn't keep up.
Hiding the Elephant
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Again we drove off, this time at increased pace.
A Bid for Fortune; Or, Dr. Nikola's Vendetta
7
He also said the service was critically under-staffed, which meant long hours at an increased pace.
Radio NZ
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According to program manager Anthony Laforge, the increased pace is designed to address three main goals.
Wired
9
The whole army swung forward at increased pace.
The Scouts of Stonewall: The Story of the Great Valley Campaign
10
Her tongue swirled around him ever so teasingly, and her mouth increased pace providing him forceful joy.
From dawn to deceit
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He obeyed the spur, and his increased pace revealed a slight lameness, which had not before been perceptible.
An Enemy to the King / From the Recently Discovered Memoirs of t...
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He said although while the increased pace was welcome, it was still not enough to fix Auckland's housing crisis.
Radio NZ
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The increased pace was primarily driven by renewed business and consumer spending in the 17-country bloc's two largest economies.
Reuters
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Ensuring sites here are well positioned for the increased pace of change and complexity coming from new sciences will be key.
The Irish Times
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The headman was pleased at their increased pace, especially since they were going out of their way, but it also presented a problem.
The Mammoth Hunters
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In a few minutes the car was clear of the town, and running at an increased pace through the gusty darkness of the moors.
The Moon Rock
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