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Meanings of suggest up in English

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Usage of suggest up in English
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Geological surveys suggest up to 60bn barrels may lie beneath the seabed.
The Guardian
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Reports suggest up to 200 members of the National Guard have been deployed.
Radio NZ
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Contemporary accounts suggest up to half the children in some institutions died of tuberculosis.
Reuters
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Studies suggest up to 75 per cent of women have fibroids but only one in four women experiences problems with them.
The Irish Times
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Polls suggest up to two-thirds of Germans are against the mission in Afghanistan, where Germany has about 3,200 troops.
Reuters
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Within that, he'll often suggest up to 6 percent be in U.S. REITs and up to 6 percent in foreign REITs.
Reuters
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The numbers are speaking for themselves right now: Recent estimates suggest up to 60 000 firearms are unaccounted for in South Africa.
The South African
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U.N. studies suggest up to 250 million people in Africa could suffer extra stress on water supplies by 2020 -threatening more hunger.
Reuters
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Reports suggested up to 20 had died in the incident.
The Irish Times
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Extrapolating the data, Pulse suggested up to 1500 untested doctors might be working in England.
The Guardian
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The AEC has suggested up to 42% of First Nations people are not enrolled.
The Guardian
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Over the centuries, scholars have suggested up to 50 different interpretations explaining the imagery on the vase.
BBC
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Tory Brexiteers opposed to Chequers have suggested up to 80 MPs would be prepared to vote against it.
Radio NZ
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This is despite a Garda report suggesting up to 2,000 speeding offenders could escape prosecution.
The Irish Times
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Reports are suggesting up to 11 players of 34 on the field appeared not to sing.
News.com.au
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Reports yesterday suggested up to 10,000 young people from disadvantaged backgrounds could benefit from the new grants.
The Irish Times
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