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accrue

verb as in increase by addition or growth, often financial

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But it raised the amount of income considered nondiscretionary by 50%, immediately lowering monthly payments, and forgave any interest that accrued while a borrower remained current.

"At the very least, those that accrue 12 or more points on their licence should be required to take an additional training course, even if they are allowed to keep their licence," he said.

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Trump didn’t detangle himself from his financial holdings in his first term in office, triggering years of emoluments violation investigations into the over 3,000 alleged conflicts of interest he accrued.

From Salon

Investors who provide liquidity for tokens on decentralized exchanges could donate the trading fees they accrue.

From Salon

Biden also won more than 81.2 million votes, much higher than the 72 million to 74 million votes Trump will ultimately accrue.

From Salon

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

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