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increase by

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increase something by something
to enlarge something by an amount or degree. They increased the size of the house by two hundred square feet. The engine size on the new model has been increased by a small amount.
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If aluminum prices were to increase by 25 percent, the largest unit price increase would be $1.
Product Price Index Company Product Change Albermarle-Martinswerk aluminum trihydrate increase by 10% flame retardants aluminum hydroxies increase by 10% Cognis Versamid, Genamid and increase of Versamine $0.
According to the December 2001 Potash Report from Saskatchewan Energy and Mines, total potash sales in 2002 are forecast to increase by 4 per cent on the strength of both higher offshore and domestic sales.
 
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