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have up
verb as in sue
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"And we're really grateful for the experience he's going to have up in Wembley," he said.
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When it was at its worst, Ayda, now five, would have up to 15 accidents a day.
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“This is by far the most talented we have up and down the roster.”
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It also will have up to 1,150 megawatts of battery storage via 1,440 Tesla Megapack 2XL units — essentially shipping container-sized units filled with battery modules.
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Or, if you’re more financially minded, you’re going to have up days and down days in the market, but what you’re looking for is the trend line.
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