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It is shown that if there exist sets in E that require 2^{\Omega(n)}-sized circuits then sets that are hard for class P, and above, under 1-1 reductions are also hard under 1-1, size-increasing reductions. Under the assumption of the hardness of solving RSA or Discrete Log problem, it is shown that sets that are hard for class NP, and above, under many-one reductions are also hard under (non-uniform) 1-1, and size-increasing reductions.