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have up
verb
(tr, adverb; usually passive) to cause to appear for trial
he was had up for breaking and entering
Example Sentences
SMRs will be a fraction of the size and have up to a third of the generating output of a typical large reactor.
Clusters can have up to 15 blooms, each flower measuring between 8 and 12cm, while the plant that supports it can grow to about 1.2m tall by 90cm wide.
According to a court order, Combs will be "permitted to have up to five button down shirts, up to five pairs of pants, up to five sweaters, up to five pairs of socks, and up to two pairs of shoes without laces to wear to court".
Future events are being planned in cities across the United States, Mexico, Asia and Europe and the aim is to have up to five tournaments every year.
But if a private contractor did the work for $79,000, she said, the homeowner would have up to $30,000 left in their policy for other debris clearance during rebuilding.
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