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Meanings of increasingly larger in English

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Usage of increasingly larger in English
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Once in front, the Gaels simply buried VCU in an increasingly larger hole.
Reuters
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Three zones of resolution are observed for increasingly larger DNAs.
Pubmed
3
The ice drove down in increasingly larger masses every instant.
Paul Gerrard, the Cabin Boy
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He stuffs the trunk frantically with increasingly larger items - every artifact of civilization.
The new yorker
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Gradually add rope to make increasingly larger circles, zeroing in on the biner's gate.
Climbing Magazine
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Millions of human units are grouped in increasingly larger units, harmonized according to set forms.
My Year of the War / Including an Account of Experiences with th...
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The time tunnel's continued meltdown snatched up increasingly larger plots, whisking them off to other dimensions.
Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony
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Although rising fuel prices are hardly a new phenomenon, they follow increased competition from increasingly larger planes.
Reuters
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The problem -the central issue -is that the needle comes in an increasingly larger haystack.
Wired
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He is drawing increasingly larger crowds in New Hampshire and has a solid organization in the state.
Reuters
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He felt helpless and increasingly larger.
Renaissance
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And file size became increasingly larger.
The new yorker
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They seemed to grow increasingly larger.
The Primrose Ring
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We are a nation that is becoming increasingly larger in size, and the resulting strain on our health system is immense.
News.com.au
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These increasingly larger transactions are often not done in a clean, open manner and raise a lot of questions about potential misuse of funds.
The Guardian
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