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quadruple

[kwo-droo-puhl, -druhp-uhl, kwod-roo-puhl] / kwɒˈdru pəl, -ˈdrʌp əl, ˈkwɒd rʊ pəl /




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The price of bitcoin roughly quadrupled that year.

From The Wall Street Journal

At another, the number more than quadrupled, from five last year to 27.

From BBC

Many growers are turning to the H-2A guest worker program – a legal pipeline for seasonal foreign labor that has quadrupled in size over the past decade.

From Salon

Three years later, the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company has nearly quadrupled in size, its market value rising from $90 billion to more than $335 billion despite a recent pullback.

From The Wall Street Journal

The amount of time refugees will have to be in the UK before being allowed to apply for permanent residence will be quadrupled from five years to 20.

From BBC