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The phrase "rush up on" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
The correct phrase is "brush up on," meaning to review or improve one's knowledge or skills in a particular area. Example: "I need to brush up on my math skills before the exam next week."
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Even further down the parts of the south-west and south-east most obviously associated with the Bulldogs and the Dragons, respectively, seem to rush up on the inner south and rob it of any discrete urban identity to call its own; they make it feel like a place left over.
Remember it's for a grade, and if you rush up on it, the teacher will most likely deduct points from your project because of messiness.
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For all the discussion about polls this week, perhaps the best barometer of the state of the campaign can be found by simply taking a listen to Mr. Obama as Election Day rushes up on him.
Frankly, news in recent years have been a little depressing, which is how I came to book a spur of the moment, round-ticket from Australia to Europe, desperate to find a thread to hold onto – a belief that the future holds something more than the dystopian reality that has rushed up on us, fermented into a pervasive Big Brother regime of NATO-state condoned totalitarian surveillance.
So Roger Ross Williams was starting to accept his Oscar for Best Documentary Short for a film titled Music By Prudence, when what I assume was his co-winner, Elinor Burkett, rushed up on stage, shoved him aside, interrupted him by talking over him until he gave up and shut up, and then blathered on, under the delusion that anyone was paying attention to anything but her incredible rudeness.
On Rio's streets, fans rush up to take photos with him on their cellphones.
As he put it, "I felt that, should I ever stay in the West, nobody would rush up to me to put me on a plate and hand me around like a cake.
Reamer recalls the morning when all that changed, when, utterly depleted, she bumped her leg on a railing and saw a bruise rush up, livid on her pale flesh; it was then she knew something was terribly wrong.
Mike Fisher broke the tie at 3 minutes 42 seconds of the second period, beating Dan Blackburn glove-side on a two-on-one rush up the ice.
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