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string up

verb as in hang

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Each year the locals would string up the swing; each year the rangers would cut it down.

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Medical teams triaged evacuees in a car park, wrapping up wounds and stringing up bags of saline for IV drips under tents.

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Instead, captains sometimes string up zip lines several stories above the water, connecting two ships.

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The villagers who still practiced the old Slavist rituals would decorate birch trees, string up flowers and branches, and leave extra offerings for the rusalki.

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“He found a waterproof hammock to string up in the yard, and he has a couple of sleeping bags, under-quilts and over-quilts that he can add depending on how cold it is,” Andrew Ortman said.

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