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increasing
adjective as in becoming larger
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accumulating, augmenting, booming, broadening, enlarging, flourishing, maturing, multiplying, proliferating, snowballing, sprouting, swelling, waxing, widening
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adjective as in becoming more intense
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accentuating, advancing, building, emphasizing, heightening, sharpening
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"There’s uncertainty on potential tariff change and increasing pushback from more countries related to its 'cheap' prices," said Alicia Yap, an equity research analyst at Citi, before the results were announced.
In the weeks before the election, much of the advertising in favor similarly did not name a specific healthcare provider, but emphasized Proposition 34 would save taxpayers money while also increasing spending on patient care.
By increasing the temperature by just 30C or so, you might get an 8% fuel saving, he estimates.
Four former members of a UN panel responsible for tracking the sanctions on North Korea have told the BBC the transfers are a consequence of increasing ties between Moscow and Pyongyang.
As its ranking member, Cassidy has called for reforming NIH, including tweaking peer review and increasing basic research.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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