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go up

verb

also preposition to move or lead to or as if to a higher place or level; rise; increase
prices are always going up
the curtain goes up at eight o'clock
new buildings are going up all around us
to be destroyed
the house went up in flames
to go or return (to college or university) at the beginning of a term or academic year

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Nichols' text came in around 4:30 p.m. local time while Moakley was on his regular bike ride home and, with the help of AI, the site went up an hour later.

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And then you went up to the cloud forest?

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“I went up to coach Kelly and I said, ‘You might want to consider this kid Carson Schwesinger as a walk-on — he’s a poor man’s Ethan Calvert,’” Charles Collins told The Times last fall.

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"This is different because it's flat... when you're going up a hill you get to walk, so this is a lot more daunting."

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�� would happen if vaccination rates went up by a little bit, or fell by a whole lot?

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