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Sentence 117

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The increase in mobile gaming is running parallel to India’s rise in smartphone adoption, which is set to have 530 million smartphone users this year. Explain the opportunity that lies for you in India.

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The increase in mobile gaming is keeping pace with India’s rise in smartphone adoption, which is set to have 530 million smartphone users this year. What are your plans for the Indian market?

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 Running parallel to vs. keeping pace with #phrasechoice
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