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Meanings of seen a spike in English

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Usage of seen a spike in English
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Recent months have seen a spike in violence linked to Nigerian gangs.
The Guardian
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Florida has seen a spike in coronavirus cases in recent weeks.
Reuters
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The lead-up to the anniversary has seen a spike in tensions.
Reuters
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The spectacular tourist spot of Cancun has also seen a spike in killings.
News.com.au
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We haven't seen a spike in cases because of that.
Independent.ie
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Neighboring Guanajuato state has seen a spike in violence.
Reuters
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Croatia was put on the list because it has recently seen a spike in infections.
BBC
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In the last year, we've seen a spike in threats to the free flow of information.
The Guardian
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Nagorno-Karabakh has seen a spike in tensions since Armenia and Turkey announced their rapprochement last year.
Reuters
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Italy has also seen a spike in cases, with the death toll now well over 100.
The South African
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Both Zara and Topshop have seen a spike in sales of bags smaller than a cantaloupe.
The Guardian
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It has seen a spike in the number of funeral processions passing through in the last year.
Reuters
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The last week has seen a spike in attacks on vessels heading for and out of Mogadishu.
Reuters
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Ryanair said it had seen a spike in bookings over the weekend but gave no further details.
Reuters
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Dagestan and a second Caucasus republic Ingushetia have seen a spike in violence in the past few weeks.
Reuters
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But recent months have seen a spike in violence that threatens fragile peace deals in vital port cities.
Reuters
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