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Meanings of snowballed into in English

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Usage of snowballed into in English
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Her action soon snowballed into demonstrations across Europe, the US and Australia.
BBC
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By then, the setback had snowballed into a full-blown crisis for Australia.
Reuters
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It's only in its fourth year, but the movement has snowballed into prominence.
The Guardian
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Meanwhile Bill Shorten's parlour tricks have snowballed into a game of Russian roulette.
News.com.au
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It was that accident that snowballed into tawdry revelations about his personal life.
Reuters
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What began as sexual enlightenment quickly snowballed into personal liberation.
News.com.au
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Negative reaction snowballed into endless denunciations and front-page headlines.
The Irish Times
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Soon the event snowballed into a national debate.
The Guardian
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Bags of Hope started as Ruth's personal project and then snowballed into an entire charity initiative.
The South African
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Protests have snowballed into a wider national movement, spreading into the heartland in the mostly Russian-speaking east.
BBC
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The dispute has snowballed into a full-scale anti-India protest, uniting Kashmiri separatists and reviving calls for independence.
Reuters
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AN APPEAL on Facebook to campaign against cervical cancer vaccine cuts has snowballed into a public demonstration.
The Irish Times
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As Beijing and local city leaders doubled down, the protests rapidly snowballed into a much wider anti-government movement.
News.com.au
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It's snowballed into something quite big.
Radio NZ
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That led to a collapse in the subprime lending market, which last year snowballed into a global credit crunch.
Reuters
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What seemed an outside possibility at the beginning of the week has since snowballed into a very probable option.
The South African
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