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raise a few

verb as in imbibe

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Hypothetically, such a move would raise a few billion that can be spent on something else, like that National Insurance cut.

From BBC

"One of our locals died from Parkinson's disease, so we will auction the shirt off for a Parkinson's charity and hopefully raise a few quid for that. And I'll hang up the other one in the pub," Mr Matthews said.

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Or, they just want to have a fit for a couple of days—maybe raise a few bucks online while they’re at it?—and then resume with the people’s work of making it easier than ever to huff gas stoves.

From Slate

Beyond flawed reporting, AI-written stories raise a few practical and ethical questions that journalists are only beginning to ponder.

When three fathers set off to walk 300 miles in memory of their daughters, they hoped to raise a few thousand pounds for charity.

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