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Discover Ludwig"raised until" is an acceptable phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when talking about a gradual increase in something over a period of time. For example, "The interest rate was raised until it reached its peak value."
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Ms. Anaya-Cerda was born in California, but was raised until she was 4 in Mexico.
Economists see little chance of them being raised until well into 2016.
That allegation was never raised until the Patriots needed to attack his credibility.
The alarm wasn't raised until 11.45pm, when one of the female hostages was released.
Over two days, its altitude is slowly raised until it matches that of the station.
In exchange, the government has been funded until January 15th and the debt ceiling has been raised until February 7th.
Now, the debt ceiling may not have to be raised until October or November, in the next fiscal year.
The river Ouse in North Yorkshire is continuing to rise, with levels likely to be raised until Tuesday.
This is implicit in Mark Carney's guidance that interest rates "won't be raised until jobs and income are really growing".
In 1995, premiums were set at $460 a year for a family and never raised until a $60 increase this year.
But the opposition of the Republican minority, which wanted a smaller amount, means that no money can be raised until August.
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