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The phrase "arrives up" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning in English.
Example: "The train arrives up at the station" is incorrect; it should be "The train arrives at the station."
Alternatives: "arrives at" or "comes to".
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74.31: A horn arrives up in front of the bar, to general delight!
He's excited to see the track and field when it arrives up the road from him in July.
Nowadays, a festive crowd arrives up to an hour before first pitch, wearing T-shirts and carrying homemade signs that range from the punny ("Welcome to the Right Swing Conspiracy") to the topical ("Winner Gets Hillary's Personal Server").
David Gray arrives up the right but his cross drifts just beyond Kamberi and out for a goal kick.
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