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bring up

verb as in raise youngster

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verb as in initiate, mention in conversation

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House Speaker Mike Johnson has repeatedly brought up Trump's supposed "mandate" while pushing the president's controversial Cabinet nominees.

Mr Reid was born in 1955 and was brought up in north Belfast.

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He has brought up City’s 115 Premier League charges on at least two occasions, suggesting the negativity attaching itself to the club is on his mind.

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John Gordon SC representing Ms Hand later brought up evidence from Ms Hand's gynaecological assessments.

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Palmer brings up Beyoncé, whom she views as a role model.

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