Bigger
Bigger adjective - Large or big relative to something else.
Both words in one sentence
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Product Placement: As Ed's show becomes more popular, the nature of the advertisers on his show change to bigger and bigger sponsors.
Source: Film / EDtv - As the park got bigger and bigger and more popular, and the trolley station was dismantled, the amusement park became one of the most renowned parks in Mideastern America.
Source: Breakaway Advertisement -
Sturgeon's Law, of course, was in full effect, and since the aforementioned shows were so popular, the 90% of crap was that much bigger from all the copycats.
Source: Useful Notes / The '90s
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