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proliferate

verb as in increase quickly

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And, unlike in the West, companies aiming to create wood pellets to ship abroad have proliferated in the South.

Brazil's Supreme Court recent ruled that social media were directly liable for illegal content, including hate speech, and must immediately act to remove it and accounts proliferating it.

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Copycat Tea apps for men have also proliferated - but there's no suggestion the men are doing this for their safety.

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Investment in original programming has been the main obstacle to profitability for the streaming services that have proliferated in recent years.

In his 1950 master’s thesis, Naidorf imagined a future in which computers would proliferate and become compact, eliminating the need for sprawling offices.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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