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marked up

adjective as in increased

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Inmates, in turn, pay marked-up prices for items sold at prison stores.

Nor on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives as it marked up the Second Amendment.

Three major provisions did not make the final version of the marked-up bill.

He was asleep when I left the apartment, and whisked down Ocean Drive, holding fast to the marked-up pages and thousands of words.

At a restaurant you might see a marked-up version of a menu on your phone, based on experiences.

The book is both a treasure and a bargain, being marked up at five and twenty francs.

The old, blotted, finely written and much marked-up article is a thing of the past.

The prayers had been spread over twenty-two years of my life, and the Bible was all marked up with her markings.

"Certainly her face was all marked up," said Bramham gravely.

The house was a narrow building of at least the sixteenth century, with the number marked up in chalk on the rusty little door.

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

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