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Meanings of marked an increase in English

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Usage of marked an increase in English
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Li said that marked an increase of 149 confirmed cases.
News.com.au
2
His course was now onward and upward, and each year marked an increase of his wealth.
Great Fortunes, and How They Were Made
3
This marked an increase of R6,86-billion from the previous financial year.
The South African
4
This marked an increase of 0.2 per cent on April figures.
The Irish Times
5
This marked an increase of 6 per cent on the number of PRSAs sold at the end of March.
The Irish Times
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It marked an increase of 3,811 on the previous figure.
The Guardian
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The 1990s also marked an increase in the willingness of women to write about their accomplishments and seek greater sponsorship.
Climbing Magazine
8
That marked an increase from 2017 and the second-highest percentage of inclusive films in the seven-year history of the annual GLAAD report.
Reuters
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The death toll, provided by officials on Tuesday night, marked an increase of 27 in 24 hours.
The Guardian
10
The CDC said the 29 million with diabetes in 2012 marked an increase of 3 million since 2010.
Reuters
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This marked an increase of 59 cent on the day, with the stock now ahead by 7 per cent this month alone.
The Irish Times
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