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bring up





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"Seeing an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes in this new group of people with obesity, who were not considered to have obesity before, brings up interesting questions about obesity medications and other therapeutics."

From Science Daily

He said that Hernández was “brought up well” with “real values.”

From Salon

Her son was brought up by his father.

From The Wall Street Journal

On his visit to the White House, the Saudi crown prince brought up the war in Sudan, where U.A.E. support for a rebel army has frustrated Saudi and U.S. officials alike.

From The Wall Street Journal

“That has to be brought up to that post on somebody’s shoulder,” Hooda said.

From The Wall Street Journal