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The phrase "are up over" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in informal contexts to indicate an increase or rise in something, but it is better to use more conventional expressions. Example: "The prices are up over last year's rates, making it harder for consumers to afford basic goods."
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Cat adoptions are up over all.
Not any more: annual profits are up over 60%.
Graduation rates are up over 20 percent since he took over.
But stock market values are up over the last three months.
About 390 of those 500 stocks are up over the period.
Agency fees are up over 20% a year, according to PR Week.
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Consumer borrowing is up over 20%.
"Each one was up over 20percentt".
We could be up over 20 after the next election.
Baidu is up over $500.
It was up over 23%.
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