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Discover Ludwig"spent up" is not considered to be proper or standard English
It is not the correct phrase to use when speaking or writing in English. The most commonly used phrase in this context is "used up". Example: I had saved up enough money for the trip, but I ended up using it all up.
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Some of the leaders had spent up to 14 days in custody.
He spent up to $100 a visit, all to spend time with the intriguing cashier.
Police believe the criminals responsible could have spent up to six months digging the passageway.
The report found some young people had spent up to a year on adult wards.
Boys used social media less, but they spent up to six hours a day gaming.
The two spent up to 90 minutes a day with Felix answering a variety of questions.
Ms. Bhuyian said she typically slept six hours a night and spent up to 12 hours a day reading.
The purple martins spent up to a month in Mexico en route to their winter homes, for instance.
Bingham spent up to 100 days a year with Ali, accompanying him on his frequent trips abroad.
They spent up to an hour at every level ushering scores of terrified shoppers – and screening them simultaneously – to safety.
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I am not surprised that so little has been spent up-to-date.
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