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[in-kree-sing] / ɪnˈkri sɪŋ /




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Whether from choice or necessity, we humans have enjoyed increasing freedom of movement, with the number of migrants globally reaching a record 304 million in 2024, representing nearly 4% of the total global population.

From Salon

The domains of the Habsburgs formed a political and cultural patchwork that would come under increasing strain.

From The Wall Street Journal

Recognition by Israel could encourage other nations to follow suit, increasing the region's diplomatic credentials and access to international markets.

From BBC

"We suggest that increasing your dietary vitamin C intake will result in effective vitamin C uptake into all compartments of the skin," Professor Vissers says.

From Science Daily

The definitional creep of what we now consider middle age—pushed back, perhaps, because of the increasing delay in starting families—means that it often overlaps with the territory of old age.

From The Wall Street Journal