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ups

verb as in boost

verb as in elevate

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"Those of us in the business have lived with Ricky's ups and downs over the last 15 years," Bunce said.

From BBC

All joking aside, “The Grand Finale” is a fine send-off for the beloved British costume drama, which follows the ups and downs of the aristocratic Crawley family — and their staff — while navigating the tumultuous beginnings of the 20th century.

That would be hard for any player to deal with and, while that scrutiny is part of the ups and downs of a professional football career, it does not lend itself to players creating off-the-cuff moments that can win matches.

From BBC

The left wing Labour MP Richard Burgon, who served on Jeremy Corbyn's front bench, described it as "the mother of all stitch ups" and later added "despite the stitch up, Labour members deserve a Left candidate on the ballot."

From BBC

"They can cause joint flare ups where I can't walk or can't use my hands, and it affects my vision."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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