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Meanings of large increases in English

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Usage of large increases in English
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Some operators are facing large increases while others are being denied cover altogether.
The Irish Times
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Some long-standing childhood maladies also saw large increases, such as asthma.
Reuters
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There have been large increases in other essentials such as heating and electricity.
The Irish Times
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But analysts warn that large increases in household energy bills have yet to take effect.
BBC
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At the same time, there were large increases in YLLs from neoplasms and cardiovascular diseases.
Pubmed
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Moreover, some individual credits have experienced very large increases.
Reuters
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Public opinion polls over the last decade have shown large increases in support for gay marriage.
Reuters
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All have required the ability to respond quickly to large increases in traffic and computational needs.
The Irish Times
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The large increases in urinary metabolites from before to after work strongly correlated with benzene exposure.
Pubmed
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Why were MK veterans awarded such large increases?
The South African
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At the time the commission considered the very large increases in expenditure to be an excessive stimulus.
The Irish Times
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Simulations suggested that the CNOB-GDEPT can be a successful therapy without large increases in the prodrug dosage.
Pubmed
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Furthermore, the officers and men of the army were receiving large increases of pay for the campaign.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 21 / The Recent Da...
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With regard to our exports, there have been especially large increases in those of pulp and machinery.
New York Times Current History: The European War, Vol 2, No. 1, ...
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In all countries studied, national adoption of treat all was associated with large increases in rapid ART initiation.
Pubmed
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They also generate large increases in traffic volumes, as the only way to reach them is by car.
The Irish Times
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