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amount to

verb as in add up to

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Ackman, long a fan of creative financial maneuvers, is now pursuing what would amount to simultaneous offerings of both, the people said.

"And if I can encourage some kid sitting in a council house who thinks their life is not going to amount to much, I am absolute proof positive that you can."

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That would amount to more of the same for TE, which has demonstrated consistent top-line growth and profit improvement in the past.

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Instead, he failed to appreciate the urgency of the situation "due to his optimism it would amount to nothing", it says.

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Second, in the unlikely event of a peace deal being signed soon and according to the terms being floated, it would essentially amount to a Russian victory, which, Perry opined, would drive European defense spending even higher.

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