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1 He managed to raise a sum of one hundred pounds.
2 He who wishes to raise a sum by small yearly savings must not increase, but lessen his expenditure.
3 Letters of subscription were circulated among the Catholics all over England, to raise a sum for the same purpose.
4 He said the seven-year-old magazine was hoping to raise a sum in "the low six figures," to help it through the crisis.
5 General Fitzpatrick being much in the same condition, they agreed to raise a sum of money, in order that they might keep a Faro bank.
6 Thus I gave up the attempt to raise a sum of money that, before I made the effort, seemed but a trifle, "light as air."
7 They raised a sum of four hundred guineas to be offered as prizes for the best comedies.
8 For the launch the students of New College, Edinburgh, made themselves responsible, and they succeeded in raising a sum of nearly £400 for the purpose.
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