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write-up

[rahyt-uhp] / ˈraɪtˌʌp /
NOUN
written description or account
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The Times gave four stars, judging the movie to be "not subtle but it is fun"; while the Independent's three-star write-up praised the "formidably talented" Murphy and said Keoghan is "a natural fit for Peaky Blinders".

From BBC

“I remember her being like, ‘in a trance, I saw you in a magazine, there was a write-up about you,’” says Harmony.

From Los Angeles Times

“And within like a month, we were in NME for the first time ever and that was our first write-up.”

From Los Angeles Times

“I am afraid of the consequences,” he said about potentially getting a write-up and losing his single-cell privileges.

From Los Angeles Times

“A write-up could be given to you based on the fact that your cellmate was involved in certain activities,” said Warren.

From Los Angeles Times