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accrue

verb as in increase by addition or growth, often financial

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He concluded the owner of the accountancy firm wanted to dismiss Ms Lanuszka before she had accrued two years' service, the time at which workers can claim unfair dismissal under UK law.

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Another post appears to show the account accrued more than 1.2bn views on content across the span of four months.

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In the past 10 seasons, all 12 promoted clubs who have accrued 11 points or more in their opening 10 games have avoided relegation.

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CBS said Colbert’s show is being canceled for financial reasons, with insiders saying it was accruing losses of $40 million a year.

All the while the developer, in most cases a nonprofit homeless services provider, accrues carrying costs for the land.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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