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Meanings of increasingly unpopular in English
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Usage of increasingly unpopular in English
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Never mind the fact that I was getting increasingly unpopular at home.
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The credit is increasingly unpopular in a Congress looking to cut costs.
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Lord Aberdeen's pacific views were making him increasingly unpopular in the country.
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No unrest was expected as a result of the increasingly unpopular leader's resignation.
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The war against the Taliban is increasingly unpopular among their electorates.
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So far 144 soldiers have died and polls show the mission is increasingly unpopular.
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Polls show the mission is becoming increasingly unpopular among Canadians.
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Although the harsh enforcement of law and order was initially applauded, it became increasingly unpopular.
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Bailing out debt-laden members of the eurozone is becoming increasingly unpopular in Europe's biggest economy.
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Economically speaking, these increasingly unpopular media outlets have become a financial burden on the Egyptian treasury.
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While Moreno studied, Chavez in 1992 led a failed coup attempt against Perez's increasingly unpopular government.
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The group has become increasingly unpopular in Somalia.
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Last month's election has alarmed the West whose troops are involved in an increasingly unpopular military mission.
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All foreign combat troops will withdraw by end-2014 from a costly war that has become increasingly unpopular.
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The elections come after months of political turmoil over the increasingly unpopular Musharraf's efforts to stay in power.
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Other Western leaders have shown clear signs of frustration with a war that is increasingly unpopular at home.
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Increasingly unpopular across language varieties
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