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The phrase "avenue up" is not correct and does not appear to be a usable expression in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning you intend to convey with this phrase, as it does not have a recognized usage.
Example: "We need to avenue up our approach to the project." (This example is not valid due to the incorrect phrase.)
Alternatives: "improve" or "enhance".
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The extension of the avenue up to Temple Street and the Green, however, was never completed.
On class days, I made do with pedaling from our apartment on University Avenue up the hill to campus.
On Monday the company, which has already scrapped about 2,000 positions, also put its office tower at 685 Third Avenue up for sale.
They put the house on Osborne Avenue up for sale again, asking nearly $2.2 million — almost five times the property's market value at the beginning of the decade.
Mr. Cahill, the current guardian, has placed one of Mr. Phillips's two theaters, the Black Lady at 750 Nostrand Avenue, up for sale to satisfy some of the tax debt.
They're blindly running up this avenue up north, which I don't think will be viable in a year or two". Gough, who was one of 13 Ospreys who started for Wales when they beat England in the opening match of the 2008 Six Nations, is also worried about the impact of a merger on players and staff at the two regions potentially involved.
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President Washington wanted the avenue "built up at once".
Like Mr. Alexie, Mr. Sarris, author of "Grand Avenue," grew up in a bifurcated world.
"It's a new potential avenue opening up" for waste disposal, says Daly.
The avenue leading up to the Vatican was filled with 35,000 flowers donated by the Netherlands.
Officers at PCH and Seapoint Avenue set up Stop Sticks, tools used to deflate tires, to stop Caparrotta.
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