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Meanings of increasingly popular in English

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Usage of increasingly popular in English
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Some much smaller players have become increasingly popular with investors this year.
Reuters
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Sara Hemrajani reports on the growth of this increasingly popular alternative investment.
Reuters
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Monitoring your lifestyle through data and data analysis is becoming increasingly popular.
Wired
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Chief Electoral Officer Robert Peden says voting early has become increasingly popular.
Radio NZ
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Korina Miller from Lonely Planet: 'Volunteering after 40 is becoming increasingly popular.
The Guardian
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Become an Audiobook Narrator Audiobooks are an increasingly popular form of entertainment.
Forbes
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Drones are becoming increasingly popular but can cause serious damage to aircraft.
The Irish Times
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Once considered a delicacy, shrimp has become increasingly popular in the west.
The Guardian
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This is because the wine in becoming increasingly popular across the world.
News.com.au
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Ms Le Pen's increasingly popular party thrives on anti-Europe and anti-immigration sentiment.
Radio NZ
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Hedgehogs are becoming increasingly popular as household pets in the United States.
BBC
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As a beginner, avoid the 70-meter ropes that are becoming increasingly popular.
Climbing Magazine
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From online shops to service providers, video marketing is becoming increasingly popular.
The South African
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The more gentle cross-country, or Nordic, skiing has been becoming increasingly popular.
BBC
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Mainland Europe is another increasingly popular destination for South African offshore property shoppers.
The South African
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Apprenticeships are becoming increasingly popular, especially given rising higher education costs.
The Guardian
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