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The original judge said: "The mass of inconsistencies in all three accounts mount up to paint a wholly unreliable and inconsistent picture and one which as a result must be considered to lack credibility."

From BBC Mar. 26, 2024

The amount that it would take to significantly improve the lives of these workers wouldn’t mount up to a rounding error in a quarter’s earnings.

From Forbes Aug. 25, 2014

This says that, given enough opportunities, the probabilities of even very unlikely events can mount up to be almost certain.

From Slate Feb. 12, 2014

Why you’ve dropped from the clouds, just in time to see me mount up to them.”

From Peter Simple by Frederick Marryat

If based on this price, the tariff would be thirty-six per cent., but if based on $2.50 as the price, it would mount up to one hundred and ten per cent.

From History of the United States, Volume 3 by Elisha Benjamin Andrews




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